Patriots' TreVeyon Henderson Faces Multi-Game Absence; Harold Landry Update
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson is dealing with a high ankle sprain that could keep him out for several games, though he will not need surgery. He is questionable for Sunday against the Jets, and New England may elevate Lan Larison if Henderson cannot play. On defense, Harold Landry remains on reserve/PUP, and coach Mike Vrabel said the team still hopes he can return at some point.
New England may be without TreVeyon Henderson for several games because of a high ankle sprain. He is not expected to need surgery, and injured reserve might be avoided. Henderson practiced limited and is questionable versus the Jets. If unavailable, Lan Larison could be elevated to join Rhamondre Stevenson and Corey Kiner.
Henderson, an Ohio State second-rounder, ran for 911 yards and nine touchdowns as a 2025 rookie. This season, after missing Week 1 with another ankle injury, he has 163 yards on 42 carries. On defense, Harold Landry stays on reserve/PUP with knee trouble; Mike Vrabel said a return remains possible. Elijah Ponder, Gabe Jacas and Dre'Mont Jones have helped replace him.
The Patriots' injury situation could affect fans, fantasy managers, and bettors who follow Henderson's availability, while New England's offense may rely more on Rhamondre Stevenson. If Landry remains out, edge rushers like Ponder and Jacas may see larger roles. The team's short-term results could shape fan mood and media discussion, though the broader social impact is likely limited to sports audiences and local communities.