Michigan’s old-school fullback who brings bruising reliability
In the 2016 season, Bobby Henderson gave Michigan a compact, physical option at fullback, logging 5 carries for 37 yards and a touchdown while adding a 23-yard reception; earlier in that season, he also scored on a 13-yard run against Rutgers. He’s the kind of throwback glue guy teams love: sturdy at 6-0, 242, willing to do dirty work, and valuable in short-yardage and lead-blocking situations. The big appeal isn’t splashy stats — it’s trust, toughness, and versatility.
