Mario Henry brings proven Buffalo backfield production and old-school toughness
In the 2009 season, Buffalo’s Mario Henry was a reliable, physical RB who delivered steady rushing production with 174 carries for 737 yards and 4 rushing touchdowns, plus 24 receptions for 167 yards[10][13]. He fits a team that wants a compact, downhill runner who can stay involved as a receiver and handle volume, not just flash for the highlight reel[10][13]. The big differentiator: he was a trusted chain-mover for the Bulls, the kind of back who shows up, takes contact, and keeps the offense on schedule[12][15].
