Outlook Hunter Henry
Hunter Henry vs NYJ — Reliable Red-Zone Target in AFC East Matchup
Operating as New England's top tight end, Henry has carved out steady involvement over the past two weeks, hauling in eight of nine targets for 106 yards and a touchdown. With receiver A.J. Brown working back from injury and Mack Hollins sidelined, Drake Maye should continue leaning on Henry over the middle of the field against a division rival.
Rostered in 54% of leagues but started in only 22%, Henry offers low-end streaming appeal. We project him for roughly 2.7 receptions, 32 receiving yards, and 7.9 fantasy points. While the Patriots are 7-point home favorites, his modest volume keeps his ceiling in check, leaving him as a touchdown-dependent TE2.
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Outlook Dalton Schultz
Dalton Schultz at Jacksonville — Target competition limits streaming appeal in London
Dalton Schultz remains Houston's starting tight end, but his weekly volume faces steep competition following the blockbuster acquisition of Marvin Harrison Jr. alongside Nico Collins. Over his last two outings, Schultz has managed only five receptions for 39 yards, showing a reduced role in Houston's loaded aerial attack.
With his roster rate down to 46% and start rate dropping to 14%, fantasy managers are rapidly moving on. Our projections expect around four catches for 40 yards (9.0 PPR points) against the Jaguars. Without proven red-zone priority, Schultz is merely a touchdown-dependent TE2 dart throw who belongs on fantasy benches in standard leagues.
