Henry set a career high with 768 receiving yards in 2025 and led the Patriots with seven receiving touchdowns, catching 60 of 87 targets while producing 8.8 YPT (his best mark since 2017). The only Patriot who had more targets, catches and receiving yards than Henry last season was Stefon Diggs, who was released early in the offseason. Henry's showing no signs of slowing down at age 31, and he long ago shed the injury-prone label that followed him during the early portion of his career with the Chargers. The 6-foot-5 tight end has played in 81 of a possible 85 regular-season games since joining New England, including all 17 in 2025. New England replaced former backup TE Austin Hooper (Falcons) with rookie 95th overall pick Eli Raridon, but all signs point to Henry remaining a key target for 2024 third overall pick Drake Maye, who now has A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs to upgrade last year's mediocre WR group. Henry won't get more than 5-6 targets per game unless things go horribly wrong for the Patriots, but he again offers a decent floor for fantasy managers, having topped 400 yards in each of his nine NFL seasons, including 600-plus yards in five of the past seven years.