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TreVeyon Henderson

TreVeyon Henderson

New England Patriots running back

Oct 8, 2026

speaker_24UNKNOWN
73:10
Tre what kind of sauce would the guy at the center of the universe serve?
73:10
Uh, he's the I know just the quarterback position um, I feel like you know the quarterbacks in the past they've, they've definitely been vocal and so I feel like that's something that they're definitely gonna um, ask of Julian Sand as well is to be that vocal leader and lead the um, and lead the offense and lead this team.
73:30
Shoot, man, he has, he has a build like J.K. Dobbins, and, um, I kind of see them, you know, sim- similarities in their game as well.
73:37
And I know J- J.K. Dobbins, he was a great running back.
73:40
Um, I feel like he's not talked about as known, um, a lot, but man, his career here, you watch his highlights, is, is great.
73:46
I remember, um, before I recruit- before I committed here, I remember watching J.K. Dobbins highlights like every, every, um, one of his years here, like four or five times.
73:56
And so, man, he was such a great back and, um, I feel like, you know, um, when I see J.K. Dobbins, when I see, um, James people, I see similarities to both of their games.

1 HR 19 MINS LATER

speaker_24UNKNOWN
152:52
Trey, when Sauce was with y'all last year, how did he influence you guys?
speaker_25UNKNOWN
47:54
When you look back on it, what, what stands out the most?
47:58
Man, uh, a lot of ups and downs, man.
48:00
It's just how you respond to adversity, and I feel like that's something that God has definitely helped me to do better, is just, um, and I have something to lean on now.
48:10
You know, I remember before I met him, you know, going through those adversity, I had nothing to run to.
48:14
You know, you can run to people, but they still can't ...
48:16
It's not too mu- they can't truly help you.
48:18
You know, I feel like, you know, I feel like the only person that can truly help you is your relationship with Jesus Christ.

3 HRS 22 MINS LATER

speaker_132UNKNOWN
250:26
Was that something that was a goal for you when you got here, to be a leader and captain of this team?
speaker_22UNKNOWN
71:24
Do you get back to where you're sitting? Have you met with them?
71:30
I did meet with New Orleans as well.
71:33
I never got that comparison, actually.
71:35
I know Alvin Kamara.
71:36
Shoot, yeah, man.
71:37
Alvin Kamara, great back, man.
71:40
Just what he does in those one-on-one matchups, he's dangerous, man.

1 HR 10 MINS LATER

speaker_22UNKNOWN
141:41
Do you get back to nursing? Have you met with people?
speaker_98UNKNOWN
184:25
Is that something that was a goal for you when you got here to be a leader and a captain of this team?
184:29
Uh, shoot, not really, man.
184:31
It just... [chuckles] Yeah, not really, man.
184:34
I'm just so thankful, you know, that, uh, God has placed me in this position and that my teammates, you know, they, they picked me to, to be in this position and, um, yeah, I'm, I'm just so thankful, man, and just being in this position, like I just wanna be able to bring glory to the Lord's name and so like I said, man, just leaning on Him.
184:51
You know, it's tough, man.
184:53
It's tough, uh, being a captain because every day, you know, you gotta come in and people are looking at you to, um, do things right.
185:00
And so, um, there's been days where I struggle and, um, just got in the secret place with the Lord and just asking the Lord to, for help, you know.
speaker_84UNKNOWN
186:51
So five practices in, what have you liked, what have you not liked about-
speaker_28UNKNOWN
41:53
Tre, how do you reflect on your last year coming from a five-star kid who dealt with some injuries, ending as a national champion? When you look back on it, what, what stands out the most?
42:04
Man, uh, a lot of ups and downs, man.
42:06
It's just how you respond to adversity, and I feel like that's something that God has definitely helped me to do better, is just, um, and I have something to lean on now.
42:15
You know, I remember before I met him, you know, going through those adversity, I had nothing to run to.
42:19
You know, you can run to people, but they still can't ...
42:22
It's not too mu- they can't truly help you.
42:24
You know, I feel like, you know, I feel like the only person that can truly help you is your relationship with Jesus Christ.
speaker_29UNKNOWN
45:28
You bet.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
21:51
You bet.
21:52
This- All I got coming in.
23:57
Last year I knew the role, so I just attack every day really the same way.

28 MINS LATER

speaker_25UNKNOWN
52:02
You bet.
52:04
This- All I got coming in.
54:08
Last year I knew the role, so I just attack every day really the same way.
speaker_12UNKNOWN
54:56
What makes Sauce Booth a guy that wants to be surrounded by other certain types of players?
54:58
Uh, he's the...
54:59
I know just the quarterback position, um, I feel like, you know, the quarterbacks in the past, they've, they've definitely been vocal.
55:05
And so I feel like that's something that they're definitely gonna, um, ask of Julian Sandes as well, is to be that vocal leader and lead the, um, and lead the offense and lead this team.
55:18
Shoot, man, he has, he has a build like J.K. Dobbins and, um, I kind of see them, you know, sim- similarities in their game as well, and I know J- J.K. Dobbins, he was a great running back.
55:28
Um, I feel like he's not talked about as, uh, um, a lot, but man, his career here, you watch his highlights, is, is great.
55:34
I remember, um, before I recruit- before I committed here, I remember watching J.K. Dobbins highlights like every, every, um, one of his years here, like four or five times.

1 HR 48 MINS LATER

speaker_40UNKNOWN
164:02
Thanks, Trey.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
19:02
Trey, how do you reflect on your last year coming from five-star kid who dealt with some injuries, ending as a national champion? When you look back on it, what, what stands out most?
19:13
Man, uh, a lot of ups and downs, man.
19:15
It's just how you respond to adversity, and I feel like that's something that God has definitely helped me to do better, is just, um, and I have something to lean on now.
19:24
You know, I remember before I met Him, you know, going through those adversity, I had nothing to run to.
19:28
You know, you can run to people, but they still can't...
19:31
It's not too mu- they can't truly help you.
19:33
You know, I feel like, you know, I feel like the only person that can truly help you is your relationship with Jesus Christ.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
22:35
Thanks, Trey.
speaker_49UNKNOWN
125:48
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? Because it seems like that's been a strength for you early this season.
125:53
Yeah.
125:54
Um, shoot, really, man, uh, just, like, the part of this program is getting developed and so really just, um, getting developed here.
126:02
You know, um, the coaches here, they've been doing a good job of helping me, you know, um, grow and become, you know, a better running back.
126:08
And so, especially having Coach Lach here, you know, he's been a huge part of, you know, the success.
126:13
Um, I praise God, you know, first and foremost, but you know, with him bringing Coach Lach here and him leading Coach Lach here, man, he's been a huge part of that.
126:20
So-
speaker_75UNKNOWN
130:27
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? 'Cause it seems like that's been a strength for you early in the season.
speaker_31UNKNOWN
31:24
When you look back on it, what, what stands out the most?
31:27
Man, uh, a lot of ups and downs, man.
31:30
It's just how you respond to adversity, and I feel like that's something that God has definitely helped me to do better, is just, um, and I have something to lean on now.
31:39
You know, I remember before I met Him, you know, going through those adversity, I had nothing to run to.
31:43
You know, you can run to people, but they still can't...
31:46
It's not too mu- they can't truly help you.
31:48
You know, I feel like, you know, I feel like the only person that can truly help you is your relationship with Jesus Christ.
speaker_31UNKNOWN
34:49
Thanks, Trey.
speaker_28MODERATOR
139:03
But do you get a sense of the pressure he, I mean, he's like a piece, but like do you know the pressure that's on him and how much do you want to win this game for him?
139:12
Oh man, like he's gone through so much.
139:14
Um, I don't think he deserved any, any of the, uh, any of that stuff he's gone through.
139:19
But, you know, uh, you know, he's, he's our leader.
139:22
Like no matter what, he's always standing in front of, in front of the team and he's, he's taking all the heat and taking all the bullets for everybody else.
139:28
So, um, you know, if, if we can get this done for him, it'll be, it'll mean everything because he's gone through so much.
speaker_28MODERATOR
139:34
What has Will Howard's leadership meant for this team this year?
139:37
Oh, he, he's a wonderful leader and, and I mean, throughout all the adversity we've gone through, especially, uh, injury-wise, I mean, he's been, he's been a, like a person that he could always look to.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
28:17
When you look back on it, what, what stands out most?
28:20
Man, uh, a lot of ups and downs, man.
28:23
It's just how you respond to adversity, and I feel like that's something that God has definitely helped me to do better, is just, um, and I have something to lean on now.
28:32
You know, I remember before I met him, you know, going through those adversity, I had nothing to run to.
28:36
You know, you can run to people, but they still can't...
28:39
It's not too mu- they can't truly help you.
28:40
You know, I feel like, you know, I feel like the only person that can truly help you is your relationship with Jesus Christ.

36 MINS LATER

speaker_21UNKNOWN
64:34
You got it.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
13:53
What do you remember most about playing with Will Howard?
13:57
Playing with Will Howard, what I'm gonna remember most? Uh, Will Howard, man, he's just such a great lea- such a great leader, man.
14:05
It's just like in moments where, you, you know, usually a lot of players, they fold, man.
14:09
He was just always calm and relaxed, man.
14:11
He, just the leader that he was, man.
14:13
That's one thing I'm gonna remember about him.
14:14
Trey, what do you think of James Peoples as a player? Yeah, he's, shoot, he's gonna be really good, man.

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speaker_11UNKNOWN
19:30
When you look back on it, what, what stands out most?
speaker_10CORRESPONDENT
180:01
What do you view as your responsibility
180:04
as a captain? As a captain, Jesus teaches greatness to serve him.
180:08
And so I just, I think for me, I just wanna be the Lord's humble servant and just be able to serve others, the players on my team, however I can do so and be the captain that the Lord wants me to be.
180:22
big responsibility.
180:23
You know, the biggest thing is just like, um, that I pray on it and that the Lord helps me to remember is that, you know, I'm trying to please him and not others.
180:31
And so, you know, just keeping my eyes on the Lord and, um, continue to allow him to work on my heart to be a better, um, teammate, captain for my team.
180:38
I think that's, it's, it's, it's going to be really good, man.
speaker_10CORRESPONDENT
180:42
It just, uh,
speaker_9UNKNOWN
17:27
us.
17:29
Yeah, inside zone from stack, being able to hit that thing downhill.
17:36
And I'll say the next one is probably just an option route out of the backfield.
17:42
You know, and man coverage, you're getting on that linebacker.
17:45
And so...
17:59
Yeah, I say, man, the biggest thing is the way that he carries himself, man, and the way that, man, he approaches the game.
18:04
He comes in with the mindset, you know, he's going to work every single week.
speaker_19UNKNOWN
19:32
have such a great mentality, man.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
6:13
Trevion, considering you didn't play last week, but you watched how the offense performed, and now you did play, what are you guys doing well? What do you like? And what do you have to do better?
6:24
I think what we have to do better is just, you know, finishing games is really our identity.
6:30
Coach Braves talked about going out there and playing with our identity.
6:34
And I think that's just what we got to continue to do a better job of doing.
6:37
It's just coming together, finishing games, especially the offense.
6:40
And so we're just going to continue to look to grow and build, come back to work and keep getting better.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:29
How nice is a team to get win number one?
7:32
Yeah, I mean, it's...

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speaker_13UNKNOWN
105:56
How much do you think about that? How do you – How do you think about that play when you replay it in your mind?
106:01
You know, that's past us now.
106:02
You know, that game is past us.
106:04
We're looking forward to how we can come out this week coming up and win this game.
106:08
And that's all that really matters, you know, as a whole, as a team.
106:11
Everybody has that same mindset, that same grit, and that same passion.
106:14
So that's all that matters.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
106:49
Coach, on the way that you and Trey bounced off the workload last week, was that sort of the perfect environment of what you guys envisioned a year ago as you started looking at this opportunity?

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speaker_2UNKNOWN
161:58
Yeah, it was great, man.
162:00
Not having a lot of time to prepare because we just played so soon.
162:17
but just taking advantage of those days that I have and making the most out of them and doing what I'm best at.
162:22
So just taking advantage of that.
162:31
I just felt, you know, with the training that I had and the people I trained with, they prepared me the best, so why not?
speaker_29UNKNOWN
163:53
So that wouldn't be an issue
163:55
for me.
164:12
Yeah, so I'm a bigger guy with size, speed, vision, elusiveness, and power.

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speaker_7UNKNOWN
156:07
took a visit to Ohio State,
156:25
when I was in the transfer portal, just the way when we sat down and how he explained how things are at Ohio State and what this culture means to not only him but to everyone else here, how I can contribute and help the team.
156:36
Just every way he broke the game down for me, it was super important.
156:39
And just getting to meet him for the first time, I got to see what type of man he was, and it meant a lot to me.
156:52
Yeah, most definitely.
156:53
I feel like when you look at the running backs in the NFL today, like Saquon, Derrick Henry, those guys producing at such a great high level.
157:00
It definitely helps the running backs like me and other guys in this class for sure.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
157:26
No. Yeah, it was great, man.

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speaker_95UNKNOWN
162:16
Quentin, even though you've only been on the scene for a year, talk about the biggest improvements and takeaways that you've had from Coach Day.
162:23
Man, Coach Day is a great coach.
162:25
Uh, from my first time coming in when I took a visit to Ohio State, when I was in the transfer portal, uh, just the way when we sat down and how he explained how things are at Ohio State and, uh, what this culture means to not only him, but to everyone else here.
162:36
Um, how I can contribute and help the team.
162:38
Just every way he broke the game down for me, it was super important, and just getting to meet him for the first time, I got to see what type of man he was and it meant a lot to me.
speaker_95UNKNOWN
164:08
How do you let, like, that play out for one, the confidence in there for coming out and looking this way, seeing-
164:13
Yeah, so, uh, coming off that loss towards the end of the season and just the mentality we had as a team, and that stretch that we had to go on and just really, man, just locking in with tunnel vision, going on a long stretch, trying to win, uh, all those games.
164:26
So I think that just helped me as far as, you know, going on in my future and how I approach things, for sure.

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speaker_2UNKNOWN
161:58
Yeah, it was great, man.
162:00
Not having a lot of time to prepare because we just played so soon.
162:17
but just taking advantage of those days that I have and making the most out of them and doing what I'm best at.
162:22
So just taking advantage of that.
162:31
I just felt, you know, with the training that I had and the people I trained with, they prepared me the best, so why not?
speaker_29UNKNOWN
163:53
So that wouldn't be an issue
163:55
for me.
164:12
Yeah, so I'm a bigger guy with size, speed, vision, elusiveness, and power.

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Aug 6 · 5h 24m

speaker_141UNKNOWN
302:16
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? Because it seems like that's been a strength for you early this season.
302:21
Yeah.
302:22
Um, shoot.
302:23
Really, man, uh, just like the part of this program is getting developed.
302:28
And so really just, um, getting developed here.
302:30
You know, um, the coaches here, they've been doing a good job of helping me, you know, um, grow and become, you know, a better running back.
302:36
And so especially having Coach Lach here, you know, he's been a huge part of, you know, the success.
speaker_139UNKNOWN
305:29
So, okay, what was the first impression when you and Quinshon and all you guys first met him?

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speaker_118UNKNOWN
303:16
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? 'Cause it seems like that's been a strength for you early in the season.
303:21
Yeah.
303:22
Um, shoot, really, man, uh, just like the part of this program is getting developed and so really just, um, getting developed here.
303:31
You know, um, the coaches here, they've been doing a good job of helping me, you know, um, grow and become, you know, a better running back.
303:36
And so, especially having Coach Lach here, you know, he's been a huge part of, you know, the success.
303:41
Um, I praise God, you know, first and foremost, but you know, with him bringing Coach Lach here, him leading Coach Lach here, man, he's been a huge part of that, so.
speaker_145UNKNOWN
307:55
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? 'Cause it seems like that's been a strength for you early in the season.
308:01
Yeah.

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speaker_110UNKNOWN
176:05
Hey Sean, even though you've only been with the Buckeyes for a year, talk about the biggest improvements and takeaways that you've had from Coach Day.
176:12
Man, Coach Day is a great coach.
176:13
Uh, from my first time coming in when I took a visit to Ohio State, when I was in the transfer portal, uh, just the way when we sat down and how he explained how things are at Ohio State and, uh, what this culture means to not only him, but to everyone else here.
176:25
Um, how I can contribute and help the team.
176:27
Just every way he broke the game down for me, it was super important.
176:30
And just getting to meet him for that first time, I got to see what type of man he was and it meant a lot to me.
speaker_110UNKNOWN
181:27
What's the best advice he gave you from your last year at Ohio State?
181:30
Uh, really just the relationship that we have.

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speaker_148UNKNOWN
345:52
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? Because it seems like that's been a strength for you early this season.
345:58
Yeah.
345:58
Um, shoot, really man, uh, just, like, the part of this program is getting developed.
346:05
And so really just, um, getting developed here, you know.
346:07
Um, the coaches here, they've been doing a good job of helping me, you know, um, grow and become, you know, a better running back.
346:13
And so, especially having Coach Lach here, you know, he's been a huge part of, you know, the success.
346:17
Um, I praise God, you know, first and foremost, but, you know, with him bringing Coach Lach here, him leading Coach Lach here, man, he's been a huge part of that.

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KevinADVERTISER
352:58
What about contact balance? How have you improved that over the course of your career? 'Cause it seems like that's been a strength for you early this season.

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