Sports. Honestly. Since 2011

3 Running Backs the Patriots Could Sign After Latest Injury

TreVeyon Henderson had the best game of his career in Sunday’s win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but that might not stop the New England Patriots from looking at free agent running backs. While Henderson had a dominant game with two long touchdowns, backup running back Terrell Jennings suffered a knee injury early in the contest and never returned to the game. With Rhamondre Stevenson still out with a toe injury, New England should do something to address the lack of depth at the position.

3 Running Backs the New England Patriots Could Sign

As of this posting, the only healthy backs on the team are Henderson and career journeyman D’Ernest Johnson. If Stevenson and Jennings can return to health, the 8-2 Patriots can get by with their current roster. However, if one or both players are down for the count, New England must find alternates. While the trade deadline is over, the Patriots still have a few interesting names to choose from on the open market.

Main Photo: Nathan Ray Seebeck – Imagn Images

About David Latham, Managing Editor

With LWOS since 2017, and as Managing Editor for NFL content at Last Word On Sports since 2021, David Latham stands as an authority in professional football analysis. With an intricate understanding of the league, Latham has cultivated exceptional expertise in NFL Fantasy Football, offering astute insights that empower enthusiasts and seasoned players alike. His keen eye for detail and comprehensive knowledge also position him as a trusted source for breaking news and rumors, consistently delivering timely and accurate information. Latham’s contributions are invaluable for readers seeking strategic fantasy league decisions to understanding the impact of league-wide developments. His commitment to factual reporting and insightful commentary has cemented his reputation as a reliable voice in the NFL media landscape.

Stay in the Game

Get the latest sports news and analysis delivered to your inbox.

Share This Article