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TENE40 insightsLatest Oct 28, 2026
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PositiveRoleOct 28, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Henry is Maye's most trusted target after Brown. Despite blocking on double-digit snaps (32 entering TNF, 11 against Chicago), Henry got more cardio and more targets than other non-Brown WRs. The Patriots' offensive line injuries forced coordinator Josh McDaniels to deploy multi-TE sets with Henry and Eli Raridon as blockers, but this need to shore up protection did not impact Henry's pass-catching like it did other receivers. As New England faces formidable fronts (Packers, Lions) before the bye, Henry should carry the most trust after Brown until the rest of the offense gets healthy.
PositiveMatchupOct 28, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Henry is upgraded for Week 8 at Dolphins based on Patriots' scoring environment and injury context. Patriots are No. 5 in implied team total (26.0 points). WRs Romeo Doubs (shoulder, IR) and Mack Hollins (calf, IR) are out; since Hollins exited in Week 4, Henry has been functional (11.0 fantasy points per game, 19-225-2 receiving, 21 targets, 70 Utilization Score). Pats have three-day edge off Thursday Night Football, QB Drake Maye crushes in division (9-3 ATS, 43.0% ROI), and Dolphins are No. 3 in most fantasy points allowed to TEs (17.1) and could be without LB Willie Gay (illness).
PositiveMatchupOct 25, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Henry has averaged 13.4 points per game over the past four weeks and is a target for teams needing to win now. Since Drake Maye started playing well, Henry has lined up 50% of the time as a wide receiver with a 2.3 yards per route run and 7.42 yards after catch per reception, ranking top-18 in the NFL in red-zone targets. Over the next three weeks, New England plays Miami, Green Bay, and Detroit—teams collectively allowing 20 points per game to tight ends and 26 points per game to wide receivers.