From the video
Hunter Henry ended up being the most owned tight end in cash. Uh, you know, at was he 32%... I said, 'Hey, why don't I play a guy who actually is a big part of his team's passing offense, had the first two completions of the game for the New England Patriots before injuring his foot and in the second quarter and not returning.' I just thought Hunter Henry was so much better than playing Mark Andrews or Kate Uton.
STACKED’s take
Most-owned TE at 32%; strong role despite foot injury in Q2.
Hunter Henry was the most-owned tight end in Week 8 DFS cash games at 32% ownership, significantly outpacing Mark Andrews (20%), Kyle Pitts (13%), and Dalton Schultz (10%). Davis Mattek selected Henry in his winning Week 8 lineup over Mark Andrews and Kyle Otton, emphasizing that Henry was 'a guy who actually is a big part of his team's passing offense' and 'so much better' value despite suffering a foot injury in the second quarter that sidelined him for the entire second half. Henry was also identified as one of several really good value plays in a high-projection Week 8 build alongside Dak, Wandale, CD Lamb, George Pickens, and Jonah Coleman before paying up for Jahmyr Gibbs. The injury ultimately cost him second-half production but would have resulted in an even larger margin of victory for Mattek's lineup had he remained healthy.
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