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Trey Benson's availability for Week 5 is uncertain due to a knee injury sustained last Thursday, adding to the Cardinals' injury concerns at running back following James Conner's season-ending injury.
Trey Benson of the Arizona Cardinals has been placed on Injured Reserve with a knee injury, further complicating the team's struggling running game. Benson, who was expected to be a key player after James Conner's injury, underwent arthroscopic surgery and is expected to return later this season. The team has signed several running backs, including Michael Carter and D'Ernest Johnson, to fill the void.
Arizona Cardinals' RB Trey Benson will be placed on injured reserve due to a knee injury, sidelining him for at least four weeks; he became the starting RB after James Conner's injury, and the team will rely on other backs like Demercado, Knight, and Carter in Week 5 against Tennessee.
Arizona Cardinals running back Trey Benson is placed on injured reserve due to a knee injury, expected to miss 4-6 weeks after knee surgery, impacting the team's depth at the position as Benson was a key player this season.
The Arizona Cardinals are confident in second-year running back Trey Benson to fill the void left by season-ending injury to James Conner, with team officials expressing strong belief in Benson's ability to step up and contribute significantly to their playoff push.
Trey Benson emerges as a potential fantasy football standout after James Conner's injury, showcasing big-play ability with record-breaking performances and improved rushing efficiency, positioning him as a possible primary back if Conner is sidelined.
With James Conner out for the season due to foot surgery, rookie Trey Benson is expected to lead the Cardinals' running game, supported by Emari Demercado and Bam Knight, as the team looks to adapt and improve its ground attack for the remaining 14 games.
The article highlights three second-year running backs, including Braelon Allen of the Jets and Trey Benson as a top handcuff, emphasizing their potential fantasy value in the upcoming season based on their roles and draft positions.
The Arizona Cardinals are emphasizing a dual running back approach with James Conner and rookie Trey Benson, aiming to strengthen their rushing game, while also highlighting standout practice performances and injury updates ahead of the season.
Trey Benson, a young running back for the Arizona Cardinals, aims to increase his role in 2024, believing the team can have two RB1s with him and James Conner sharing responsibilities. Benson has been working to become more decisive and impactful, while Conner remains a top performer despite injury concerns. The duo's potential to operate as dual RB1s could enhance the Cardinals' offensive threat and playoff prospects.
ESPN's latest mock draft has the Cleveland Browns addressing offensive needs by selecting Oregon wide receiver Troy Franklin and running back Trey Benson in the 2024 NFL draft, aiming to bolster their offensive arsenal. The addition of Franklin aims to provide a speedy big-play threat, while Benson's selection is seen as a potential push for Nick Chubb. The Browns' moves are seen as addressing potential free agency departures and adding depth to their offensive lineup.
In a new 2024 NFL mock draft by ESPN's Field Yates, the Cleveland Browns are projected to select running back Trey Benson with their second round pick, making him the first running back off the board in this mock draft. Despite the signing of D'Onta Foreman, concerns about Nick Chubb's availability due to a leg injury have led to this projection. However, with the efficient Foreman and solid backup Jerome Ford, the likelihood of the Browns using their 54th overall pick on a running back seems low.
A national three-round mock draft has the Cleveland Browns selecting wide receiver Xavier Worthy from Texas with the 55th pick and running back Trey Benson from Florida State with the 86th pick, potentially providing the team with two offensive weapons. The draft raises questions about whether the Browns will address their defensive needs later in the draft or in free agency.
Florida State's leading rusher, Trey Benson, will not be playing in the Orange Bowl against the Georgia Bulldogs. Georgia quarterback Carson Beck has confirmed that he will be playing in the bowl game.
Florida State running back Trey Benson has announced that he will enter the NFL draft and will not play in the Capital One Orange Bowl. Benson, who had a successful season with 905 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns, is ranked as the No. 2 running back by ESPN NFL draft insider Mel Kiper Jr. Senior defensive tackle Fabien Lovett also announced that he will skip the Orange Bowl to prepare for the NFL draft.