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Patriots place TreVeyon Henderson on injured reserve
- On Saturday, November 14, 2026, the New England Patriots placed running back TreVeyon Henderson on injured reserve following his hospitalization for unexplained neurological symptoms.
- Henderson first disclosed his condition on November 6 in a statement, revealing he underwent extensive testing after an unexpected medical emergency requiring hospitalization.
- This season, Henderson has rushed for 203 yards and one touchdown across six appearances. His absence forces the Patriots to rely on running backs Corey Kiner and Lan Larison amid Rhamondre Stevenson's knee injury.
- Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel confirmed he remains in daily contact with Henderson, stating the franchise will "do everything it can to support him." The IR designation mandates Henderson miss at least four games.
- Henderson will be eligible for activation from injured reserve at the earliest ahead of the December 21 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, prolonging his recovery well beyond the team's Week 11 bye.
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What Patriots’ series of transactions Saturday indicate about matchup with Lions
MUNICH -- The Patriots made a series of transactions Saturday afternoon, but one of the moves they didn't make is just as notable. The Patriots activated offensive lineman Greg Van Roten and fullback Reggie Gilliam from injured reserve, elevated offensive lineman Andrew Rupcich from the practice squad and placed running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness) on injured reserve ahead of Sunday's game against the Lions in Munich.
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