Tyrell Henry

2024 Season (Junior at Wisconsin): Appeared in four games at wide receiver for the Badgers… made one catch for 12 yards against Purdue (Oct. 5) … returned three punts with a long of 9 yards 2023 Season (Sophomore at Michigan State): Played in 12 games and made 4 starts with an expanded role in the offense … made 24 catches for 195 yards and a team-leading 3 touchdowns … grabbed his first TD vs. Central Michigan in Week 1 that was named the No. 3 play of the day on ESPN’s SportsCenter … Made four catches in his first start vs. Nebraska on Nov. 4 and finished with 73 all-purpose yards. 2022 Season (Freshman at Michigan State): Played in 11 games, primarily on special teams, to earn his first letter . . . led team in kick returns with 10 returns for 183 yards (18.3 avg.) . . . played a total of 75 plays on special teams . . . had a 16-yard kick return at Penn State . . . posted a pair of kick returns for 40 yards with a long of 21 yards in Indiana game . . . tallied season highs of four returns for 96 yards with a season-long 30-yard return in Ohio State game . . . credited with a tackle on special teams at Maryland; also recorded first kick return as a Spartan in Maryland game, returning it 17 yards . . . played 20 offensive snaps in Week 2 win over Akron . . . in his collegiate debut vs. Western Michigan, downed a punt at the WMU 4-yard line. High School Named to The Detroit News Dream Team after catching 53 passes for 627 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior in 2021 Rushed for 289 yards and four scores on just 27 carries (10.7 avg.) Was electric on special teams with six punt returns for touchdowns while also returning two kicks for TDs Made six interceptions on defense, including two that were returned for scores Listed among the best overall players in the state of Michigan by 247Sports (No. 16), Rivals.com (No. 21), On3 (No. 21) and ESPN.com (No. 22) First-team all-state honoree by The Associated Press and the Detroit Free Press Named to the Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News All-East First Team Helped lead Roseville to its first playoff win and district title in program history Three-year team captain for Coach Vernard Snowden at Roseville High School Son of Napoleon and Tamara Johnson