Mike Vrabel gives injury updates on Will Campbell, TreVeyon Henderson

During Sunday's game, the New England Patriots faced additional injury setbacks with two key starters leaving early and not returning. Offensive tackle Will Campbell suffered a knee injury, which is reported to be a sprain. NFL Network's report indicated Campbell will undergo an MRI on Monday to confirm the severity, and he is expected to miss some time.

However, when questioned on Monday, Vrabel declined to provide a definitive timeline for Campbell's return. He stated, "We'll see how the week goes. It'll get looked at and continue to rehab," without specifying if he would be back by Wednesday or later in the week.

Running back TreVeyon Henderson also departed the game with an ankle injury. Like Campbell, Vrabel had to wait to assess the extent of Henderson's injury. He stated, "We'll evaluate here and see how it looks. He wasn't able to finish the game, and if we see that on Wednesday he's going to be limited, he's going to be limited, and then we'll let you know he'll be limited."

With Campbell and Henderson out, Caleb Lomu filled in at left tackle and is likely to stay there if Campbell misses time. For Henderson, increased playing time was given to Corey Kiner, while Rhamondre Stevenson took on a more significant role.