This offseason I drafted as much of Hunter Henry as possible. I never could understand why his ADP was after Evan Engram. Many people suggested that Tyrod Taylor would drag his production down, but that was short-sighted. Henry is about to make the jump to an elite tight end option due in part to his talent, but also the inevitable move to Justin Herbert.
The Player
After being the 35th pick in the 2016 draft, injuries have plagued his career. Many have written Henry off as a true star, yet when he has played, he’s been very good.
But this is just the beginning. With Herbert called in to action in Week 2, Henry had a fantastic performance, earning a 26% target share. He was second on the Chargers in receptions (6) and yards (83).
