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In Foxborough, the New England Patriots throttled the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-3, powered by a swarming defense that pressured Aaron Rodgers into four sacks and two fumbles (one returned for a 19-yard touchdown by Eli Ponder). TreVeyon Henderson added a 39-yard rushing score for New England, and the team also connected on key field goals to seal the victory, while Rodgers and Pittsburgh’s offense struggled to generate consistent plays.
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) practiced in full and is on track to play Week 2 against the Steelers, providing a potential spark for New England’s offense. While starter Rhamondre Stevenson remains the lead back, Henderson should be involved in space and can be treated as a FLEX option this week.
The Patriots will be without TreVeyon Henderson for Week 1 against the Seahawks due to an ankle injury, forcing starter Rhamondre Stevenson to carry the load while Corey Kiner is available and a practice-squad elevation (Hassan Haskins or Lan Larison) could be added. Ben Brown (knee) is out, but Christian Barmore is cleared to play. For Seattle, Ty Okada (hamstring) is out, with Nick Emmanwori (ankle) and Tory Horton (hamstring) listed as questionable.
ESPN's Mike Reiss reports that Rhamondre Stevenson is the Patriots' clear-cut starter. If TreVeyon Henderson can't play Week 1 against the Seahawks, Stevenson is expected to shoulder a larger workload with Corey Kiner and practice-squad options providing occasional competition. Despite Seattle's strong run defense, Stevenson should be treated as a high-end RB2 in fantasy due to anticipated volume.
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson did not practice due to an ankle injury three days before Week 1, after slipping at practice nearly two weeks earlier and has not practiced since. If he can’t play, Rhamondre Stevenson would take on more work. Also out Sunday were DT Christian Barmore (knee) and OL Ben Brown (knee). New injury designations will be updated in Tuesday’s report following Monday’s update.
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson did not practice Saturday due to an ankle injury and has not practiced since Aug. 24, putting his Week 1 status at risk against the Seattle Seahawks; if Henderson is out, Rhamondre Stevenson would handle the bulk of the work with Corey Kiner as the next back in line.
A fantasy-football analysis flags Rashee Rice, Cam Skattebo, Davante Adams, Lamar Jackson, and TreVeyon Henderson as risks in 2026 drafts due to potential changes in roles, injury history, aging, and backfields that could become committees, noting their ADPs from 3.03 to 5.08 may overstate upside if these downsides materialize.
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson denied posting a quote that was spread online and attributed to him about the Vrabel situation; the post came from a parody account and included a biblical verse about marriage, with Henderson urging others to stop spreading false information since he never made such a statement.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says players can express personal beliefs but must consider the impact on the team, addressing TreVeyon Henderson’s social posts connected to Jaden Ivey’s anti-LGBTQ comments and emphasizing education, inclusivity, and balancing faith with representing the organization.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says he loves TreVeyon Henderson and his faith, and supports Henderson’s public backing of Bulls guard Jaden Ivey, but only with conditions that the stance be educated and aligned with an inclusive team environment as Ivey’s Pride remarks trigger controversy.
A look back at the New England Patriots’ 2025 run under first-year head coach Mike Vrabel, highlighting 10 pivotal moments—from TreVeyon Henderson’s electrifying preseason kickoff return and Drake Maye’s late-game surge against the Bills to Terrell Williams’ cancer battle, Jahlani Tavai’s personal tragedy, and the locker-room rallying cry “We All We Got”—that illustrate a team-building chemistry and resilience on its way to Super Bowl LX.
The Patriots’ ground game is led by a potent duo, Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, who helped the team rank in the NFL’s top 10 in rushing yards per game, total rushing yards, attempts, and rushing touchdowns (with 4.4 yards per carry). Their sustained success on the ground could be decisive as New England pursues a spot in Super Bowl LX against the Broncos in Denver.
TreVeyon Henderson scored a game-sealing touchdown for the Patriots after briefly considering whether to go down or score, influenced by mixed signals from the sideline, and had a standout game with 147 yards and two long touchdowns.
Stefon Diggs' motivational speech inspired rookie TreVeyon Henderson to deliver a breakout game with two long touchdown runs, helping the Patriots secure a 28-23 victory over the Buccaneers, with Henderson setting a team record for two 50+ yard touchdowns in a single game.
Patriots rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson, after a slow start to his NFL season, has recently shown signs of a breakout with improved rushing yards, better usage in space, and enhanced pass protection, positioning him as a key player for the Patriots' offense moving forward.