The New England Patriots finished Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders without rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson and left tackle Will Campbell after both were forced out by injuries.
Key takeaways
- Henderson exited with an ankle injury.
- Campbell was sidelined by a knee issue.
- Neither player returned to the field against Las Vegas.
Patriots lose two starters against Raiders
New England’s offense was hit by two significant in-game injury departures Sunday. Henderson, the Patriots’ running back, was ruled out after hurting his ankle, while Campbell left with a knee injury.
Henderson did not rejoin the game, leaving the Patriots without one of their backfield options for the remainder of the matchup. Campbell’s absence also removed the team’s left tackle from the offensive line, a critical position in both pass protection and the running game.
Availability will be monitored
The Patriots did not get either Henderson or Campbell back into the lineup before the end of the Raiders game. Their status for New England’s next kickoff will depend on further evaluation of the ankle and knee injuries.
