The Las Vegas Raiders' backfield faced significant challenges after the departure of Josh Jacobs, with Zamir White failing to meet expectations in 2024. The team is considering new halfback options, eyeing Ohio State's TreVeyon Henderson as a potential third-round draft pick. Henderson's successful season, where he amassed over 1,000 rushing yards and demonstrated versatility in the passing game, makes him an appealing candidate. With Raiders' offensive coordinator Chip Kelly familiar with Henderson's talents, this pairing could rejuvenate Las Vegas' running attack.

While Sincere McCormick showed glimpses of potential, the Raiders must secure a reliable lead back. They may explore free agency but should proceed cautiously to avoid overspending on high-profile names like Najee Harris. Focusing on the draft could yield a more sustainable solution for their backfield woes, allowing for a dynamic duo with Henderson and McCormick.