Patriots

Patriots can fix growing TreVeyon Henderson problem with another blockbuster trade

Musket Fire·Oct 24, 2026 · 4:00 AM CT
Read the original at Musket Fire
Readthrough summary

Musket Fire argues the Patriots' running back room has become their biggest offensive concern, with Rhamondre Stevenson's early fumbles and TreVeyon Henderson struggling. The site floats a long-shot blockbuster trade for Colts star Jonathan Taylor to pair with Stevenson.

Summary written by Readthrough from the original article. The full story, with photos and any updates, is at Musket Fire.

Read the original at Musket Fire

More Patriots

Patriots.com·

Game Observations: 8 takeaways from the Patriots loss to the Bears on Thursday Night Football in Week 7

The Patriots fell 30-24 to the Bears at Soldier Field on Thursday night, as Chicago forced 16 missed tackles and out-snapped New England. Drake Maye was mostly great behind a short-handed line, but a red-zone interception swung the second quarter. "Tackling wasn't good enough," Mike Vrabel said.

NBC Sports Boston·

Split decision: Caleb Williams outperforms Drake Maye in Bears' win over Pats

NBC Sports Boston's crew gave Caleb Williams the edge over Drake Maye in a close duel. Phil Perry said the quarterback who won without turning the ball over wins "by decision," while praising Maye for making plays under heavy blitzing.

Patriots.com·

After Further Review: Drake Maye film breakdown, defense review and quick-hit film notes from Week 7 loss to the Bears

Patriots.com's film review says Maye was mostly outstanding, with 14 plus plays and +0.34 EPA per drop-back, but the offense couldn't find a go-ahead score on two fourth-quarter drives down 27-21.

ClutchPoints·

Bears’ Ben Johnson gives Drake Maye his flowers after electric TNF showdown

After Chicago's 30-24 Thursday night win, Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Drake Maye despite the Patriots quarterback's costly end-zone interception. 'He's an outstanding player,' Johnson said, adding that Maye is very hard to bottle up and finds gaps to run through when nothing is open downfield.