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New England Patriots Rule Out TreVeyon Henderson Ahead of Season Opener Against Seahawks
Christian Barmore returned to practice while TreVeyon Henderson’s ankle injury leaves New England weighing its depth behind Rhamondre Stevenson.
- On Wednesday, the New England Patriots face the Seattle Seahawks in their season opener, with running back TreVeyon Henderson's availability uncertain due to an ankle injury sustained Aug. 24.
- Henderson has been sidelined since Aug. 24 after slipping on grass during a full-pads practice at the New Balance Athletics Center, leaving his recovery status unclear for the matchup.
- Coach Mike Vrabel is relying on Rhamondre Stevenson to start, praising his pass protection, while the Patriots acquired Corey Kiner from the Arizona Cardinals to strengthen backfield depth.
- Defensive tackle Christian Barmore returned to Monday practice after missing Sunday's session with a knee injury, signaling his readiness for the defensive rotation.
- Wednesday's matchup at Lumen Field serves as a Super Bowl rematch where Seattle will unveil their championship banner, creating a hostile environment for New England's debut.
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New England Patriots rule out TreVeyon Henderson ahead of season opener against Seahawks
The New England Patriots have ruled out running back TreVeyon Henderson for an ankle injury after sitting out all three practices ahead of the team’s game against the Seahawks.
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Patriots Rule RB TreVeyon Henderson Out For Wednesday's Season-Opener vs Seahawks
The New England Patriots will be without an important piece of their offense on Wednesday night. The team ruled second-year running back TreVeyon Henderson out for their season-opener against the Seattle Seahawks due to an ankle injury. Henderson has missed the last two weeks of practice with the injury, so it’s no surprise that the […]
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