Ohio State freshmen Brock Boyd and Chris Henry Jr. shine in camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 1:56 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Freshman receivers Brock Boyd and Chris Henry Jr. are generating excitement during Ohio State's preseason camp. Cornerback Jermaine Mathews Jr. commented on their exceptional skills, stating that this year's freshman class is the best he has seen. Boyd and Henry have stood out since spring practices, with both players losing their black stripes early, indicating their readiness for competition. Henry, a five-star recruit, and Boyd, a three-star prospect with notable high school performance, are expected to play significant roles alongside established stars like Jeremiah Smith as the season progresses.
- •Brock Boyd and Chris Henry Jr. impress during preseason training camp.
- •Jermaine Mathews Jr. declares this year's freshman class the best yet.
- •Both players lost their black stripes earlier this summer.
- •Henry is a five-star recruit; Boyd was highly productive in high school.
- •Both are expected to contribute significantly to the receiving rotation.
- 1:56 PMYahoo Sports — 'They're just special.' OSU football freshman receivers build buzz
"Freshman wide receivers Brock Boyd and Chris Henry Jr. have made an impression on one of Ohio State's most experienced defensive backs during camp.
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