New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson has officially confirmed his absence from recent practice sessions is due to “unexplained neurological symptoms.” The 24-year-old revealed on social media that he has spent several days in the hospital dealing with issues affecting his strength and coordination. Henderson, who has not practiced since late October when initially listed with an illness, missed the Patriots’ 24-19 victory over the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium last Sunday.
24-year star reveals hospital stay and coordination issues after missing Dolphins win
While the precise cause of Henderson’s condition remains unknown and unexplainable, the player assured fans that recent medical results have been “reassuring.” In a detailed statement, Henderson explained that the symptoms have impacted his physical functions, prompting a focused recovery plan. He stated, “I will continue working closely with my specialists and physical therapists to focus on my recovery, as these symptoms have affected my strength, coordination and some of my physical functions.”
This development raises questions for the Patriots’ offensive line and running game as they navigate the latter part of the season. Henderson’s return timeline is currently uncertain, with the team prioritizing his long-term health and full recovery. Medical experts will likely monitor his progress closely, as neurological issues in professional athletes require meticulous care to ensure safe return-to-play protocols are met.
Source: Sky Sports
