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Hunter Henry is going outside the top-15 tight ends after quietly leading New England in red-zone targets in 2025. The bull case is a real scoring role with an ascending young quarterback at a TE20 price. The bear case is the part the price already knows: possession-level yardage, touchdown-dependent scoring, and a receiving room that just added two veteran wideouts.

Goal-line touches find the touchdown equity. Receptions and targets find the floor that shows up every week, script-proof, in PPR. Here are the running backs who caught the most passes in 2025, and how to tell a true three-down back from a passing-down specialist whose rushing ceiling is capped.

Henry led every back in the league in goal-line work and finished second among running backs in rushing touchdowns in 2025, which is the kind of scoring equity that survives a down week. The bull case is a league-leading touchdown role at a back-end RB1 price. The honest caps are a thin receiving floor and a mobile quarterback who can poach a red-zone carry.
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