"The biggest thing I know, people praise me now because I have this success. But I feel like it doesn't come from true love. At the same time, people see me as a football player, so if things come crashing down, I know that love turns into hate. The biggest thing is I keep my eyes on God and focus on what he sees in me... That's what I keep my focus on."
"While the preseason and training camp are vital aspects of a team's development, especially for rookies and guys fighting for roster spots, the stats are nothing more than a mirage. They're wiped clean as soon as the gun sounds on the final preseason game. As electrifying as Henderson's kickoff return against the Commanders was, it doesn't go into his official books. However, opposing coaches and defensive coordinators are taking full note of Henderson's talents. Minnesota defensive coordinator Brian Flores was one of them."
Mike Vrabel emphasizes ignoring noise as part of the Patriots' culture, a message that resonates with players. TreVeyon Henderson produced a 101-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in preseason but keeps perspective. Henderson arrived from Ohio State with a similar mentality and avoids social media attention, prioritizing faith and internal focus. Preseason stats are temporary and do not carry into regular-season records, though opposing coaches have noticed Henderson's abilities. Henderson currently shares the Patriots' backfield with veteran Rhamondre Stevenson while continuing to concentrate on preparation and long-term development.
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