Outlook Hunter Henry
Late-Round Value Beckons After Fresh Extension Solidifies Starting Role
Hunter Henry secured his starting role in New England after signing a two-year contract extension in August. Operating as the clear lead tight end on the depth chart ahead of Eli Raridon, Henry remains a trusted safety valve for quarterback Drake Maye in this offense.
Draft market sentiment has cooled recently, with Henry’s ADP sliding from the 140s in July down past pick 195. That late-round tumble creates clear value in 1.0 PPR leagues, especially as our projections forecast 55 receptions for 660 yards and five touchdowns.
Following an impressive 883-yard, eight-touchdown campaign last season, Henry offers proven red-zone chemistry and consistent weekly volume. He represents a prime late-round target for fantasy managers punting the position who need dependable baseline production.
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Outlook Dalton Schultz
Veteran Tight End Offers PPR Floor at a Discounted Price
Dalton Schultz returns as the primary tight end in Houston's C.J. Stroud-led offense ahead of Foster Moreau and Cade Stover. With wide receiver Tank Dell sidelined on injured reserve, Schultz should maintain a reliable intermediate target share alongside top perimeter threat Nico Collins.
Following an 83-catch, 785-yard campaign in 2025, our models project a modest regression to 55 receptions, 585 receiving yards, and three touchdowns. While he rarely generates explosive chunk plays, his consistent target floor makes him a dependable option in 1.0 PPR formats.
Schultz's draft stock has steadily plummeted from around pick 163 in mid-July to past pick 220 entering draft season. With market sentiment cooling significantly, our projections view him as an underpriced late-round value for fantasy managers waiting on the position.
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