Seahawks vs Patriots Injury Reports for Season-Opener – Will TreVeyon Henderson Play?

• The Seahawks have eight players on the injury report this week, but they have largely gotten good injury news
• TreVeyon Henderson will have to wait to make his season debut
• Continue reading for the Seahawks vs Patriots injury reports ahead of the Super Bowl rematch

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Betting on Week 1 of the NFL season requires keeping a vigilant eye on practice statuses. The upcoming Super Bowl rematch between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field is no exception. With 11 total players surfacing on the initial injury reports, savvy bettors need to know exactly who is suiting up before checking their preferred NFL betting apps.

I am tracking three Patriots on this report, headlined by running back TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) and defensive tackle Christian Barmore (knee). Meanwhile, the Seahawks are managing eight ailing players, including wide receiver Tory Horton (hamstring).

I will break down the practice participation metrics for both rosters to build a data-driven case for your wagers. Let us dissect how these injuries impact the current NFL odds ahead of kickoff.

New England Patriots Injury Report: Week 1 Updates & Betting Impact

The Patriots have two confirmed absences entering Week 1, while defensive tackle Christian Barmore remains listed with a knee issue but was a full practice participant.

Christian Barmore logged full practice participation despite his knee issue. Because no game designation was provided for Barmore, his availability is a positive development for New England’s interior defensive pressure. Bettors should still confirm that he is active before relying on his sack prop or the Patriots’ defensive outlook. Barmore notably played all of New England’s 21 games last year, recording three tackles in the Super Bowl.

TreVeyon Henderson is officially out after missing practice with an ankle injury. His absence removes one of New England’s explosive backfield options and could affect the Patriots’ ground-game rotation, red-zone usage and rushing props. Bettors should check whether the market adjusts his teammates’ workloads (namely Rhamondre Stevenson) before taking a position on New England’s offensive props. Henderson played all 21 possible games in 2025.

Center Ben Brown is also out after his knee injury kept him from traveling. On the bright side, New England has been slated to start second-year player Jared Wilson as opposed to Brown. Losing depth is not ideal, but the Patriots’ starting five is healthy (for now, given Alijah Vera-Tucker’s history and Morgan Moses’ age).

Seattle Seahawks Injury Report: Week 1 Updates & Betting Impact

Seattle has one confirmed absence and two questionable players entering the game. Several other Seahawks appeared on the practice report but were not assigned a final designation in the update provided.

Ty Okada is officially out with a hamstring injury after not participating in practice. His absence reduces Seattle’s safety depth and could require additional snaps for Nick Emmanwori or another reserve defensive back, depending on Emmanwori’s final availability.

The Seahawks are already without the services of second-round pick Bud Clark who suffered a season-ending injury in the preseason. Seattle’s depth with be tested without two of its top three options at safety (counting Emmanwori as a nickel).

Nick Emmanwori remains questionable after limited participation with an ankle injury. If he cannot play, Seattle could be forced to adjust its safety rotation, potentially affecting coverage flexibility and the matchup for New England’s passing game.

Wide receiver Tory Horton is also questionable after limited participation with a hamstring injury. His status matters for Seattle’s receiving depth and should be checked before betting his player props or the Seahawks’ team-total markets. If Horton is inactive, other pass-catchers could see additional routes, but that increased opportunity does not automatically offset the loss of his snap volume. He is also a factor in the kick return game, but Rashid Shaheed should step in with no issues.

The Seahawks’ four full participants—AJ Barner, Julian Neal, Emanuel Wilson and Anthony Bradford—were not assigned final designations in the update provided. Their full practice participation is encouraging, but bettors should verify the official inactive list before assuming each player will have a normal workload.

With Okada ruled out and Emmanwori questionable, Seattle’s secondary is the clearest injury-related area to monitor. The final decision on Emmanwori, along with Horton’s availability, should be confirmed before making a spread, total or player-prop wager.

If the safety depth falters, the scoring environment expands, potentially pushing the total over 44.5 points (-108). For context, there were 42 points in Super Bowl LX between these largely intact sides.