Karen Guregian

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Given his skillset, TreVeyon Henderson projects as a third down back, especially in a Patriots offense with Josh McDaniels running the show. The team’s second-round pick, part of Ohio State’s vaunted backfield, is fast, can catch the ball, and does a good job with blitz pickup. Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise one of the players he models his game after. “James White ... shoot, he dang near looked like a receiver,” Henderson said of the former Patriots great.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

Expectations continue to rise when it comes to the 2025 Patriots. Their efforts in the recently completed offseason camps did nothing to damper enthusiasm over the team. Not to be a naysayer, but it’s still early, and while watching Mike Vrabel put the team through the paces whet the appetite, we really haven’t seen anything yet. Patriots DE Keion White had the proper perspective about the early camps. “You don’t know where you are until you put the pads on,” White said Tuesday.

2 weeks ago | unionleader.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Last season, defensive end Keion White wasn’t shy when discussing the state of the New England Patriots and the failures of the defense. Late in the year, he openly conveyed a lack of confidence in the coaching staff to fix the problems. He called for action. “Something’s gotta change,” White said. He got his wish. Mike Vrabel was hired to replace Jerod Mayo. Vrabel brought along a new coaching staff with just one holdover -- special teams head Jeremy Springer.

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Last season, Keion White wasn’t shy when discussing the state of the team and the failures of the defense. Late in the year, he openly conveyed a lack of confidence in the coaching staff to fix the problems. The Patriots defensive end called for action. “Something’s gotta change,” White said. He got his wish. Mike Vrabel was hired to replace Jerod Mayo, and brought along a new coaching staff with just one holdover - special teams head Jeremy Springer.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Last season, Keion White wasn’t shy when discussing the state of the team and the failures of the defense. Late in the year, he openly conveyed a lack of confidence in the coaching staff to fix the problems. AdvertisementThe Patriots defensive end called for action. “Something’s gotta change,” White said. He got his wish. Mike Vrabel was hired to replace Jerod Mayo, and brought along a new coaching staff with just one holdover - special teams head Jeremy Springer.