Hunter Henry

Henry's longest gain came on a nine-yard reception on the Patriots' opening drive of the second half. What might appear to be a forgettable play on the surface, however, set up the Patriots for a fourth-and-inches, which was converted for a first down by Drake Maye on the following play, which positioned the Patriots to make their only field goal of the day, which put them up 10-7 and proved to be the difference maker. Henry has seen just five targets in the Patriots' last two games, but could benefit from better weather in the Super Bowl, which is set to be played in San Francisco.

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One of the Pats' leading receivers in the Wild Card Round, Henry was a surprising afterthought against the Texans on an afternoon where it was tough sledding for both passing games. Always in the mix on the most important downs/situations, Henry will likely command some important targets in Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Broncos.

As expected, Henry will play his usual role. He hooked up with Drake Maye for Maye's lone touchdown last week against the Chargers and should be in DFS consideration this weekend despite playing in a game with the lowest scoring total on the slate.