6'5"
Weight246 lbs.
Experience8 yrs.
Bye6
May 04, 1994
Age30.9
CollegeOregon
NFL Draft Pick2017 - Rd , Pk
Rec
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Rec Yds
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Rec TDs
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Fantasy Pts
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Forty Yard Dash
4.88
Forty Yard Dash Rank
22%
Three Cone Drill
7.24
Agility Score
11.70
Agility Score Rank
33%
Burst Score
111.00
Burst Score Rank
21%
Spar Qx
109.60
Spar Qx Rank
63%
Speed Score
91.80
Speed Score Rank
34%
Height Adjusted Speed Score
91.80
Height Adjusted Speed Score Rank
36%
Catch Radius
10.08
Catch Radius Rank
69%
Hunter Henry (knee) now out vs. Broncos
Hunter Henry (knee) now out vs. Broncos
The Patriots have downgraded TE Hunter Henry (knee) from questionable to out for Sunday's game against the Broncos. His absence would seem to be good news for Mike Gesicki, and it might mean a boost in playing time. But Henry and Gesicki don't play exactly the same position. Gesicki has run 71.7% of his pass snaps from the slot so far, according to Pro Football Focus, plus another 19% out wide. Henry has spent 48.1% in the slot; 43.5% inline. TE Pharoah Brown might be the more direct playing-time beneficiary of Henry's absence. Henry'scoming off season highs in targets, catches, and yards, which probably inflates the perception of what he's leaving available. Before last week, Henry was averaging just 4.0 targets and 2.7 receptions per game. Neither Gesicki nor Brown looks all that attractive for fantasy use.
Hunter Henry sidelined Wednesday
Hunter Henry sidelined Wednesday
Patriots TE Hunter Henry (knee) did not practice on Wednesday. He never returned to last week's game after going down and is certainly in danger of missing Sunday's game vs. the Broncos. That'd leave New England with TEs Mike Gesicki and Pharaoh Brown. Neither would be a viable fantasy play.
David Njoku out for Week 8
David Njoku out for Week 8
Browns TE David Njoku (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday night's game vs. the Bengals. He'll likely miss multiple games with his high-ankle sprain. Njoku's absence leaves Harrison Bryant as Cleveland's lead TE. TE Pharaoh Brown (concussion, neck) is listed as questionable after returning to a limited practice on Saturday.
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1 |
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@JAC |
0% |
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2 |
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@BUF |
0% |
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3 |
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SEA |
0% |
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4 |
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@TEN |
-15.8% |
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5 |
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NE |
2.7% |
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6 |
BYE |
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7 |
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IND |
0% |
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8 |
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@ARI |
0% |
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9 |
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BUF |
0% |
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10 |
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LAR |
0% |
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11 |
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@LVR |
21.8% |
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12 |
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@NE |
2.7% |
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13 |
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GB |
0% |
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14 |
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@NYJ |
0% |
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15 |
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HOU |
0% |
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16 |
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@SF |
0% |
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17 |
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CLE |
-4.5% |
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18 |
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NYJ |
0% |
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