Patriots' Henderson Sidelined by Unexplained Neurological Symptoms
TreVeyon Henderson said Friday a sudden medical emergency involving neurological symptoms put him in the hospital for several days. He said doctors have not found a cause.
- Oct. 29: Henderson first appeared on the injury report with an illness.
- He missed the Week 8 win over the Dolphins in Miami.
- A source close to Henderson said he did not have a stroke.
- 203 yards on 52 carries this season, with one rushing touchdown.
Why it matters: Henderson said the symptoms have affected his strength, coordination and some of his physical functions. He called his health and long-term well-being his top priorities.
- Rhamondre Stevenson leads the backfield, with Corey Kiner and Lan Larison behind him.
- He placed third in Offensive Rookie of the Year voting in 2025.
How 11 sources split on this story
Center coverage, 4 sources: The center focuses on the hospitalization and the lack of a return timeline.
Left coverage, 3 sources: The left centers the neurological diagnosis and notes Henderson's past concussion at Ohio State.
Right coverage, 4 sources: The right highlights Henderson's own words, including his faith, and the roster implications for New England.
What’s next: Henderson said he will keep working with specialists and physical therapists on his recovery. He asked for prayers and privacy.
- A non-football illness list placement would require missing four games.
- Practice squad addition: the Patriots signed running back Terrell Jennings this week.
- What caused Henderson's neurological symptoms?
- When, or whether, can he return to play this season?
- Is his 2021 college concussion relevant to his condition?














