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PositiveNewsJul 29, 202632BeatWriters
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“Rookie TE Eli Raridon caught the eye on multiple occasions working in the passing game, with his speed to get behind second-level defenders and ability to catch the ball in traffic standing out. Raridon's playing faster than he did in the spring and is getting first dibs on reps with Hunter Henry in two tight end sets.”

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PositiveNewsJul 28, 2026Jamey Eisenberg
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Patriots training camp Day 4 notes: - Drake Maye 10/13 in 11s, 4/7 in 7s, Tommy DeVito 8/10 in 11s, 4/4 in 7s, Behren Morton 2/4 in 11s, 3/3 in 7s - Big days from Kayshon Boutte, Eli Raridon and Hunter Henry. Made multiple nice catches. - CBs Carlton Davis and Charles Woods didn't finish practice. - RB Rhamondre Stevenson also walked off the field at the very end of practice. [Retweeted](

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PositiveUsageJul 28, 202632BeatWriters
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#Patriots training camp 4 notes: - Rough start for Drake Maye, particularly going downfield to AJ Brown, but he bounced back with downfield connections to Kayshon Boutte (TD), Hunter Henry (2x), and Rhamondre Stevenson - Eli Raridon is flashing as a receiver. Had impressive grabs on a contested target and settled between zones over the middle, both from DeVito - CBs Carlton Davis and Charles Woods both left practice - Caleb Lomu and James Hudson rotated behind Morgan Moses with the starters -...

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PositiveNewsJul 27, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Sounds like Eli Raridon is playing in 2TE (12 personnel) sets so far in Patriots camp with Hunter Henry Take: If they don’t sign a vet it sounds like he’s going to be counted on a lot as a rookie in 2+ TE sets and primary backup to Hunter Henry Via @​RealAlexBarth

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PositiveNewsJul 26, 2026SleeperNFL
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Hunter Henry on Rookie TE Eli Raridon: "He continued to get better every single week that we were out there in the Spring... I'm excited to see that growth through training camp because there's going to be a lot more reps and you're stacking days and days. The ceiling is high for him." (@​MikeReiss)

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PositiveUsageJul 25, 202632BeatWriters
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Patriots training camp Day 1 notes: - Drake Maye 6/9, Tommy DeVito 3/6, Behren Morton 3/4 - No catches for A.J. Brown on one target - Eli Raridon taking TE2 snaps behind Hunter Henry - Romeo Doubs with two catches. Lost his footing a few times - Morgan Moses takes first reps at RT. Caleb Lomu mixed in.

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PositiveNewsJul 22, 2026Ian Hartitz
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Least scary, but technically *fine*, dudes to see in your opponent's fantasy football lineup: -David Montgomery -Chuba Hubbard -Zach Charbonnet -Courtland Sutton -Jakobi Meyers -Michael Pittman -Romeo Doubs (other than vs. Cowboys) -Khalil Shakir -Hunter Henry -Dalton Schultz

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PositiveValueJul 10, 2026FantasyPros Articles
At 176 ADP, Hunter Henry's suppressed draft cost is baffling considering he just finished as the TE9 in total fantasy points in 2025. The 31-year-old played a vital role in Drake Maye's second-year leap, serving as both a safety valve and red zone weapon. Henry was second among all tight ends in red zone target share (35.5%) and third in red zone targets (22). He ranked 10th in yards after catch (335) and had nine receptions of 20-plus yards, sixth-best at the position. While the Patriots drafted Eli Raridon in the third round, Raridon is a complete unknown with multiple ACL tears and just 623 receiving yards and three scores in college. Based on what was seen last year, Henry still has plenty left in the tank, and there's a non-zero chance New England re-ups him. With an ADP of 176, there are far worse and less productive players in this range.
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PositiveValueJul 7, 2026Footballguys
Henry is TE18 in ADP (Round 12) but TE16 in rankings, suggesting the market is overlooking his floor and proven upside. He had a career year in 2025, playing all 17 games and recording 60 receptions on 87 targets for a career-high 768 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns, finishing as TE9 overall with five TE1 finishes (two TE1 overall weeks). He also tallied a career-high 11 catches of 20 yards or more in 2025. This follows his 2024 season when he paced the Patriots in receiving yards (674) and targets (97) while tying for the lead in catches (66), finishing as a top-10 fantasy tight end both seasons. Even with the addition of new starters at wideout in A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs, Henry remains a focal point of the Patriots' passing game under QB Drake Maye, who has established trust with Henry over his first two seasons. Drafting him at TE18 means paying for his floor instead of the TE1 production he's already demonstrated in this offense; he remains a safer veteran value with a realistic 60/650/6 outlook and a chance to average five targets per game.
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PositiveValueJul 6, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Henry is TE24 at MFL ADP 163.29, which Richard Janvrin views as an over-correction despite the Patriots' schedule difficulty and new weapons. Last season, Henry was second on the team in target share at 18%, catching 60 passes for 768 yards and seven touchdowns. For context, the fantasy TE24 last season was Sam LaPorta, who played only nine games with 40 catches for 489 yards and three touchdowns. The Patriots added A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs, which will reduce Henry's target share, but he had a 33.8% target share in the red zone last season, so touchdowns will remain consistent. If punting tight end, Henry will be a great option.
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