The New England Patriots achieved a 28-23 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road in Week 10, giving the Pats an 8-2 record on the season. One of New England’s brightest stars in Tampa was rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson, who showed off his blazing speed on two epic touchdown runs of 55 and 69 yards. With these two big plays, Henderson became the first Patriots player to record multiple 50+ yard runs in a single game since Laurence Maroney did so on December 23, 2007, against the Miami Dolphins. Henderson’s two touchdowns, taken together with rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams’s 72-yard touchdown catch, created an historically-relevant moment in the NFL. Per CBS, there has only been one prior instance in league history of a team having three 50+ yard scrimmage touchdowns in a single game by rookies. Fittingly, the other instance happened when former Patriots superstar receiver Randy Moss was an electric rookie for the Minnesota Vikings. There have only been two instances of a team having three 50+ Yard scrimmage TD by rookies in a single game over the last 50 years2025 Patriots (TreVeyon Henderson 2x, Kyle Williams)1998 Vikings (Randy Moss 3x) pic.twitter.com/kWApDDD4s4— NFL on CBS ð (@NFLonCBS) November 9, 2025 Following the Patriots’ win over the Bucs, Henderson revealed his humility as he talked to reporters. “This season comes with a lot of ups and downs, here in the NFL, and I’m learning that,” Henderson said. “But I thank God for the way that he’s allowed it to go because he’s mature me a lot in my faith. … I’ve been trying to trust the process, being present in the moment.” Story continues below advertisement #Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson on his performance:“It honestly felt good. This season comes with a lot of ups and downs, here in the NFL, and I’m learning that. But, I thank God for the way that he’s allowed it to go because he’s matured me a lot in my faith.”(ð¥ @Patriots) pic.twitter.com/Q0Wscu3xmu — Carlos A. Lopez (@LosTalksPats) November 9, 2025 Henderson was the No. 38 overall pick by the Patriots in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The 23-year-old former Ohio State Buckeye has had 81 carries for 430 yards and three touchdowns so far in his rookie campaign. Story continues below advertisement