Patriots triumphed over Commanders in a preseason match

• Patriots defeated Commanders with a score of 48-18 in the match on September 8
• Treveyon Henderson celebrated with a 100-yard touchdown run
• Bill Belichick was not awarded the bronze status of Tom Brady

In Foxborough, Massachusetts, the Patriots secured a victory over the Washington Commanders with a score of 48-18 in a preseason match that took place on September 8, 2025. The game started with an impressive 100-yard touchdown run for rookie Treveyon Henderson.

Quarterback Drake Maye started with a touchdown, running 5 yards, and finished the game with 3 out of 5 passes for 12 yards. This game marked the first demonstration of the new Patriots offense under the leadership of new coach Mike Vrabel.

The Washington team showcased a variety of reserves, as coach Den Quinn decided to rest 30 key players, including quarterback Jayden Daniels. As a result, the Commanders faced challenges with execution and received 13 penalties for 98 yards.

On the field, there was also a ceremony to unveil the bronze status of Tom Brady, which symbolizes his contribution to the team. Despite this, Patriots coach Bill Belichick expressed a clear dissatisfaction regarding the status, stating that there is always room for improvement.

Upcoming Matches

Washington Commanders will play against Cincinnati on September 18, while the Patriots will head to Minnesota on September 16.

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