Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson had his best day in the NFL in Week 8, but closed it up with a fumble.

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A week after logging just two carries for five yards against the Tennessee Titans, Henderson carried the ball 10 times on Sunday for 75 yards. Those rushing totals, which were by far a season-high, came against a Browns defense that had held opponents to just 3.3 yards per carry (tied for No. 1 in the NFL) coming into Week 8.

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The rookie running back used his speed, gaining chunk plays on a variety of outside runs. He got going with pitches and tosses while mixing in a few handoffs. It was different from the approach the Patriots took in using Rhamondre Stevenson’s power to pound the ball inside against Tennessee.

While fellow running backs TreVeyon Henderson and Terrell Jennings played only 21% and 7% of snaps against the Browns, respectively, Rhamondre Stevenson hoarded opportunities at the position: the veteran was on the field for 74% of snaps even though his output of just 34 yards on 14 carries did not come close to that of his young teammate.

TreVeyon Henderson averaged 7.7 yards per carry and gained a career-high 77 rushing yards before a fourth-quarter mistake near the goal line.

Cleveland Browns linebacker Devin Bush pounces on a fumble by New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson, giving the Browns possession deep in their own territory.