New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson said he is absent from the team because of "a series of unexplained neurological symptoms," according to a BBC News report on Henderson's absence.
A separate ABC News report said Henderson has spent several days in the hospital undergoing tests to determine the cause of the symptoms. ABC News described the symptoms as having affected his strength and coordination.
The two reports emphasize different points. BBC News presented the symptoms as the reason for his absence, while ABC News focused on the hospital stay and the testing. Neither report, as summarized, names a diagnosis for the condition.
Both accounts rest on Henderson's own disclosure. According to the BBC News and ABC News summaries, Henderson himself described or revealed the symptoms, and neither summary includes a statement from the Patriots organization.
Neither outlet reported when the symptoms began, what the tests have found so far, or when Henderson might return to the team. Those details do not appear in the titles or summaries available for this report, so they cannot be confirmed here.
Taken together, the two reports describe a player who is out of the lineup while the cause of symptoms that remain unexplained is still being sought. The Patriots running back's condition is the central fact in both accounts, and the reports agree on the basic circumstances even as they differ in emphasis.
Sources: BBC News: 'Unexplained neurological symptoms' behind Henderson absence; ABC News: Patriots RB Henderson reveals he's in hospital for tests over neurological symptoms.