**TreVeyon Henderson**, the New England Patriots’ second-year running back, enters Week 9 with just one rushing touchdown on 52 carries for 203 yards through six games, operating primarily as the change-of-pace option behind Rhamondre Stevenson. A recent hospitalization for unexplained neurological symptoms has ruled him out of the upcoming matchup against the Packers and left his return timeline uncertain, compounding an earlier high-ankle sprain that already restricted his workload and efficiency. The Patriots’ offense has leaned on Stevenson for the bulk of early-down and goal-line work, limiting Henderson’s red-zone opportunities even when healthy. His rookie-year explosiveness (multiple long touchdown runs) suggests upside if he regains a larger share of touches, but the combination of the current medical situation, modest 3.9 yards per carry, and a difficult remaining schedule will shape how many additional rushing scores he can realistically accumulate over the final 11 games.