The New England Patriots are set to play their Week 6 matchup against the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon. This is a big game for the Patriots, as the Jets are right behind them in the AFC East standings. Furthermore, the Patriots are trying to catch up to the first-place Buffalo Bills in the AFC East.
Now, as the Patriots prepare for their game against the Jets, they have gotten some big updates regarding two of their injured stars. According to ESPN's Ian Rapoport, running back TreVeyon Henderson and left tackle Will Campbell are both likely to play for the Patriots against the Jets. Henderson suffered a high ankle sprain in the Patriots' most recent game against the Raiders.
The initial expectation was that he would miss multiple weeks due to his injury. Yet, with this update, it appears that the 23-year-old is already good to go. In four games this season with the Patriots, Henderson has posted one touchdown, 42 rushes, and 163 rushing yards.
As for Campbell, he suffered a knee injury during the Patriots' game against the Raiders. There was worry that he would be forced to miss time, so it is great for New England that he is likely to play. Campbell is currently in his second season with the Patriots after being taken fourth overall by New England in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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