Hunter Henry left off ESPN's top tight ends list despite strong performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 8:09 PM
Last updated Jul 12, 2026
New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry was not included in ESPN's Top 10 tight ends list for the 2026 season. This omission follows a career-high season in 2025, where he recorded 60 catches for 716 yards and seven touchdowns, ranking seventh in receiving yards among tight ends. Henry had better statistics than several players who made the list, including Brock Bowers and George Kittle. Analysts have noted that despite his consistent contributions, Henry remains underrated. As the Patriots prepare for the upcoming season, Henry is expected to maintain his role as a key target for quarterback Drake Maye.
- •Henry had 60 catches for 716 yards in 2025.
- •He ranked seventh in receiving yards among tight ends last season.
- •He outperformed players who made the ESPN list.
- •Patriots added A.J. Brown to enhance their offense.
- •Henry is expected to be a reliable target for Drake Maye.
- 8:09 PMYahoo Sports — Patriots TE Hunter Henry surprisingly snubbed on prominent list
"Patriots tight end Hunter Henry was left off ESPN's recent top tight ends list despite coming off a career-high season in receiving yards.
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