Joseph Himon

Joseph Himon II, an emerging talent in the NCAAF, plays as a running back (RB) for the Northwestern Wildcats. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Himon has quickly made his mark on the college football scene. Standing at 5'9" and weighing 186 pounds, his agility and speed have been pivotal to his playing style and success on the field. In the 2024 season, Himon showcased his versatile capabilities, participating in 12 games and starting in 2. His performance on the ground was impressive; he rushed for 257 yards across 52 attempts, boasting an average of 4.942 yards per carry which culminated in 2 touchdowns. His longest rush was an eye-catching 51-yard dash that also resulted in a touchdown, demonstrating his breakaway speed and ability to turn a game on its head. Additionally, Himon contributed to the passing game with 96 receiving yards on 15 receptions and secured a touchdown, with his longest reception being 22 yards. Himon's contributions were not limited to the offense as he also shone on special teams. Over the season, he returned 20 kickoffs for a total of 479 yards, averaging 23.95 yards per return. His longest kickoff return stretched to 96 yards, highlighting his threat in the open field and his potential to score from deep. Despite being a sophomore, Joseph Himon II has already established himself as a player to watch, thanks to his scoring ability, rushing prowess, and contributions to the Wildcats' special teams. With his early life and background rooted in Little Rock, AR, Himon's transition to college football has been seamless, making him one of the most exciting prospects in the NCAAF.