TreVeyon Henderson revealed he was hospitalized for several days after experiencing unexplained neurological symptoms affecting his strength and coordination. Despite reassuring test results, doctors have yet to identify the cause, and Henderson continues working with specialists and physical therapists.

It’s a scary situation for Henderson, whose health certainly takes priority over football. With little precedent to draw from, his return timetable remains unknown. In his absence, Rhamondre Stevenson projects as a high-end RB2 with a three-down role and substantial volume. Corey Kiner and Lan Larison slot in behind Stevenson, though neither boasts a particularly impressive prospect profile. Kiner has flashed as a runner, but his 42 carries on just 66 snaps suggest a limited role outside of designed runs, especially with Stevenson handling passing downs. Fantasy managers should monitor whether New England adds backfield depth as Henderson’s absence continues.