Henderson questionable for Jets game after practicing through high ankle sprain

TreVeyon Henderson is questionable for Sunday's game against the Jets after practicing this week despite a high ankle sprain. The NFL's Friday report listed that designation after coach Mike Vrabel's update.

Henderson told reporters Friday that an MRI showed the sprain and that he was surprised he could practice. He still hopes to play, but his availability remains unsettled, ESPN's Mike Reiss reported.

Vrabel said the Patriots would assess how Henderson and tackle Will Campbell respond Saturday, the Boston Herald's Doug Kyed reported. New England ruled cornerbacks Carlton Davis and Karon Prunty out with neck and hamstring injuries, respectively.

Earlier reporting: October 13

ESPN reported Tuesday that Henderson was expected to miss multiple weeks after leaving the Raiders game with a high ankle sprain, without needing surgery. New England signed Hassan Haskins to its practice squad that day.

Henderson left the 45-17 win in the second quarter. The Patriots’ game account described Rhamondre Stevenson and Corey Kiner helping the rushing attack after his departure. Henderson had 163 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown through that game.

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