Tyson is a patient running back who lets his blocks develop before hitting the hole. He doesn’t rush plays and has a good feel for finding running lanes, which helps him consistently move the chains. Once he gets into the second level, he’s capable of creating chunk plays and finishing drives. After totaling 1,556 all-purpose yards and 25 touchdowns, Tyson showed he can be a reliable playmaker every time he touches the ball. One thing that stands out with tyson his ability to not lose speed after making cuts.

One of the most productive backs in the state, Henry eclipsed 1,800 all-purpose yards and 25 touchdowns as a junior. He’s a decisive, one-cut downhill runner who combines burst with lateral quickness. Shows excellent vision navigating traffic and hitting creases. With a strong 7v7 offseason adding to his exposure, expect his recruitment to accelerate heading into the fall.