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 Colston Loveland
Colston Loveland at Atlanta: High-Scoring Environment Offers Rebound Opportunity
Loveland remains Chicago's primary tight end and has seen steady involvement with 14 targets across his past two games, though fantasy start rates have dipped to 49%. Quarterback Tyson Bagent recently emphasized looking for the young tight end on checkdowns, providing a solid target floor as the offense heads indoors.
With this road matchup against Atlanta carrying a lofty 51.5 over/under, Loveland has a favorable setup to find paydirt. Our models project him for about 3.6 catches, 39 receiving yards, and 9.1 fantasy points, making him a viable streaming option who could outproduce expectations with red-zone looks.
