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PositiveValueOct 30, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
Henry is TE7 on TE13 usage across his last four games, averaging 11.0 half PPR points on 7.7 expected points per contest. He set season highs with seven targets, seven catches, 71 yards, and a 24% target share in Week 7, extending a run where he found the end zone in both Week 5 and Week 6 while commanding at least four targets in four consecutive outings. Winks notes that A.J. Brown's decline paired with losses of Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins has led to more reliance on the TE duo. Miami has allowed the third-most half PPR points per game to TEs at 17.5, recently allowing 5-62-2 to Mason Taylor (TE1) in Week 7 and 13-119-0 to T.J. Hockenson (TE2) in Week 4. New England heads on the road as 7.5-point road favorites with a 26.0-point implied total (fifth).
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PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Henry has been a streaky fantasy player, currently in a strong stretch with stat lines of 5-62-0, 3-44-1, 4-48-1 and 7-71-0 over the last month. This week he gets a Dolphins defense that's giving up the third-most fantasy points to tight ends. In its last five outings, Miami has allowed at least one touchdown to five different tight ends and the only game during that stretch where it didn't let a TE find the end zone, T.J. Hockenson hit them up for 13 catches and 119 yards. Henry is a solid fantasy TE1 once again and even someone you could consider as a flex option this week, especially with A.J. Brown's health concerns.
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PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
Henry is running hot, posting 10-plus PPR points in four straight weeks and ranking as TE8 in expected fantasy points (37.6) since Week 4. Over that span, he has a 19-225-2 receiving line on 21 targets (tied for ninth-most among TEs since Week 4). While he's only 14th in total routes run (105), his 20.0 percent targets per route rate ranks 10th highest at his position (min. 20 targets). He's only being started in about 50 percent of Sleeper leagues, but his strong production over the last month should warrant more looks in a plus matchup against the Dolphins this week.
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PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Hunter Henry has gone for 10-plus PPR points in four straight weeks and ranks as the overall TE8 in expected fantasy points (37.6) since Week 4. His fantasy production over that span is the byproduct of a 19-225-2 receiving line on 21 targets (tied for ninth-most among TEs since Week 4). He is only 14th in total routes run (105) but his 20.0 percent targets per route rate is good for 10th highest at his position (min. 20 targets). He is only being started in about 50 percent of Sleeper leagues, but his strong production over the last month should warrant more looks in a plus matchup against the Dolphins this week.
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NegativeProjectionOct 30, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Henry had 7-71-0 on seven targets against the Bears last week, marking the first time all season he's had more than five targets in a game. Rookie TE Eli Raridon is moving in on Henry's territory, averaging four targets and three catches over his last three games. Henry has an appealing matchup against a Dolphins defense that has allowed the third-most fantasy points to TEs, but ranked as a high-end TE2 rather than as a TE1.
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PositiveUsageOct 29, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
Henry is up to four consecutive games with double-digit PPR points, and his route share is trending up—68 and 71 percent the past two weeks—after sitting below 65 percent in each of the previous three games. Rookie Eli Raridon has been poaching a few snaps in 11 personnel but almost never on third downs and still gets most of his playing time alongside Henry in 12 personnel. New England is banged up at WR and favored by 7.5 points, so both Henry and Raridon should see early targets against Miami, which allows the third-most PPR points (21.1 per game) to tight ends.
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PositiveMatchupOct 29, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Miami has been one of the most vulnerable matchups in the league for tight ends, allowing the 3rd-most half PPR points per game at 17.5. The Dolphins recently allowed a 5-62-2 performance to Mason Taylor (TE1) in Week 7 and a monster 13-119-0 line to T.J. Hockenson (TE2) in Week 4. Travis Kelce and George Kittle taunted them to open the year as well. New England heads on the road as 7.5-point road favorites with a 26.0-point implied total (5th), positioning them to take advantage of the most inexperienced defense in the league.
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PositiveUsageOct 29, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Henry is the TE7 on TE13 usage across his last four games, averaging 11.0 half PPR points on 7.7 expected points per contest. He set season highs with 7 targets, 7 catches, and 71 yards in Week 7, earning a 24% target share. He found the end zone in both Week 5 and Week 6 while commanding at least 4 targets in 4 consecutive outings. The fact that A.J. Brown isn't looking like an All-Pro player anymore, paired with the losses of Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins, has led to more reliance on their tight end duo.
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PositiveValueOct 29, 2026Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz
Ranked tight end 10 on a recent hot streak with finishes of TE16, TE10, TE7, and TE9 in the last four weeks. Facing the Dolphins defense ranked 2nd-worst against tight ends; Patriots offense implied for 25.5 points. Eli Reedden involvement has not diminished Henry's role; Drake Maye's volume ensures Henry remains the primary receiving target. Ian Hartitz received a significant ranking bump for Henry based on game environment analysis—Henry is in the 'good offense in a good matchup' tier, which Hartitz identified as the optimal scenario. He bumped Henry up 'quite a bit' after reviewing his matchup study for his RotoWire article.
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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.
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