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Henderson to miss at least through Week 15 after Patriots roster move

New England also faces uncertainty over Rhamondre Stevenson, who is questionable with a knee injury for the game against the Lions in Germany.

By Liam Faleolo

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New England has put running back TreVeyon Henderson on injured reserve, extending his absence through at least Week 15. A neurological issue had already sidelined him for the Patriots’ two most recent games.

Henderson had been ruled out of the Lions game before New England traveled to Germany for the matchup. With Rhamondre Stevenson questionable because of a knee injury, the team’s healthy options at running back are Corey Kiner and Lan Larison.

The Patriots also brought fullback Reggie Gilliam and guard Greg Van Roten back from injured reserve. In another roster move, they elevated guard Andrew Rupcich from injured reserve.

The moves involving Van Roten and Rupcich add options at guard, where New England will be without Ben Brown against the Lions. Walter Rouse is also questionable because of a concussion, leaving another uncertainty for the offensive line ahead of the matchup.

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