NFL fans are convinced that TreVeyon Henderson had a “seeing ghosts” moment during the New England Patriots’ road game over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon.
Mike Vrabel’s Patriots squeaked out a 25-19 road victory over New Orleans to extend their winning streak to three. TreVeyon Henderson had a quiet day with 27 rushing yards on nine carries, with Drake Maye’s 261 passing yards and three touchdowns leading the way on offense.
Unfortunately for Henderson, his most memorable play of the game was a “seeing ghosts” moment on a 3rd-and-1 passing play. Just look at how he went about blocking for his quarterback here:
NFL fans were in stitches over TreVeyon Henderson’s bizarre moment:
“He a ghost in terms of helping his team too,” a fan said.
“Real life madden glitch 😭🥀,” a user commented.
“Damn I thought I was the only one who saw this 🤣😂😂,” another said.
“Starting to think he was a preseason merchant. Dude can’t read a hole to save his life. 3 yards max per run,” a fan wrote.
“And people wondering why buddy wasnt seeing the field first 5 weeks, there ya go,” a user added.
“Player awareness score of 9… I can’t wait until he breaks out… He’s scared to make a mistake,” another said.
The Patriots selected TreVeyon Henderson in the second round (38th overall), hoping to provide a dynamic 1-2 RB tandem with Rhamondre Stevenson. But through his first six games, Henderson has just 32 carries for 121 yards and a touchdown, per ESPN.
