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TreVeyon Henderson's ankle injury update comes with a surprising twist

Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson confirmed reports on his ankle injury.

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts — During the Patriots' impressive victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, running back TreVeyon Henderson faced another significant injury concern when he suffered an ankle injury. Henderson explained his experience on the field, stating, "Honestly, once that happened, I couldn't put any pressure on my right side." Despite attempting to return to the game, he ultimately had to leave the field due to the severity of his injury.

Upon further examination, an MRI confirmed that Henderson had sustained a high ankle sprain, which was initially reported. However, a surprising turn occurred when Henderson returned to the team's practice sessions limited for three consecutive days. In a surprising statement, he expressed his disbelief, saying, "Honestly, I was surprised.

I felt a little bit different than what they diagnosed it as and what the MRI showed." Henderson is hopeful about his recovery, expressing his desire to stay with the team and contribute to their success. He remains optimistic about his chances of returning to action, though the final decision rests with the team. Henderson is currently listed as questionable for Sunday's upcoming game against the New York Jets.

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