Hunter Henry

TE · #27

NE · TE · Age 31

FLEX

Hunter Henry's recent snap share averaging 72.8% signals consistent usage, but his erratic PPR scoring (ranging from 2.8 to 15.5 points) indicates volatility that keeps him a FLEX.

Role & volume

Hunter Henry's snap share has averaged 72.8% over the last four games, indicating he is a key part of the Patriots' offense.

Projected role

Despite his established role on an experienced team, Hunter Henry's recent scoring volatility suggests he will continue to be a FLEX option rather than a consistent starter.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Hunter Henry's PPR point range over the last four games is 2.8 to 15.5 points, reflecting his potential for both low-floor and high-ceiling performances each week.

Intel may be outdated · updated 43 days ago

Current statusNE

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Strong usage productionSolid target shareAge 31 · window closing

Our view vs Market↑ 14 pts above market

Our view

Market

Age-curve riskProducing above valueHigh draft pedigree

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Draft Capital
Third-round rookie Eli Raridon has already carved out real snaps in two-tight-end sets and represents New England's built-in succession plan, a long-term threat to Henry's role even though Raridon isn't challenging for the top job in 2026.

Opportunity Flags

Contract Situation
New England signed Henry to a two-year extension worth up to $20M running through 2028, cementing him as the offense's primary receiving tight end for the near term.
QB Dependency
Henry has established himself as a go-to safety valve for an ascending Drake Maye in this scheme, a stable and valuable role that doesn't hinge on the receiving corps around him.

Format Comparison

Hunter Henry — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	1,323	—
PPR SF	1,200	-123

Format

Value

vs Best

PPR 1QBBest

1,323

—

PPR SF

1,200

-123