With the injury of Isiah Pacheco, fantasy football managers are looking for viable replacements to bolster their rosters. This article outlines several players available in more than 50% of ESPN leagues who have seen an increase in value and should be considered for pickups. Notable mentions include running backs like Samaje Perine and Carson Steele, who are primed to take on larger roles in the Chiefs' backfield, as well as other running back options across the league. The piece also highlights potential wide receiver and quarterback pickups to enhance fantasy lineups.

In Week 3 of the fantasy football season, managers are faced with the challenge of replacing Kansas City Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco, who is expected to land on IR due to a fibula injury. This article highlights several players available in over 50% of ESPN leagues who could be valuable additions to fantasy rosters. The focus is on running backs, quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends who have shown potential to step up in their respective roles, especially in light of injuries and performance trends.

The New England Patriots struggled in their passing game during a 23-20 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks, with wide receivers combining for only three catches for 19 yards. Head coach Jerod Mayo emphasized the need for a more balanced offense, particularly in the passing game, as they prepare for a Thursday matchup against the New York Jets. Despite a strong rushing performance, the team's inability to effectively utilize their receivers has raised concerns about their offensive capabilities.

In a standout game, Patriots tight end Hunter Henry showcased his skills with a remarkable performance, catching eight passes on 12 targets for 109 yards. This made him the primary target in the Patriots' receiving game, significantly outpacing his teammates in targets. While he did not find the end zone, his yardage and reception totals make him a valuable asset in fantasy football.

In this episode of the Fantasy Football Podcast, the hosts discuss potential breakout players for the 2024 season and highlight standout schedules that could influence fantasy drafts. They emphasize the importance of early season matchups and provide insights on various players who may exceed expectations this year. The conversation includes notable mentions of rookies, returning players, and strategies for maximizing fantasy team performance.

Patriots TE Hunter Henry is inactive for today's game against the Bills, leaving New England with TEs Mike Gesicki and Pharaoh Brown. Neither player is considered a viable fantasy option.

Hunter Henry, tight end for the New England Patriots, will be inactive for Sunday's game against the Bills due to a knee injury.

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry has been limited in practice all week and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bills. While he is projected to play, his knee issue adds some risk to his fantasy profile.

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry participated in a limited practice on Wednesday, indicating a possibility of returning for the upcoming game against the Bills. However, fantasy managers should consider him as an emergency option only.

New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry will miss Sunday night's game against the Denver Broncos due to a knee injury. This will be the first game that Henry will miss as a Patriot since joining the team in 2021. Pharaoh Brown and Mike Gesicki are next on the tight end depth chart for the Patriots.

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, tight end for the New England Patriots, has been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the Broncos due to a knee injury.

Patriots TE Hunter Henry is listed as questionable for Sunday night’s game vs. the Broncos. He only got in a limited practice on Friday. We’re not expecting Henry to play, and he’d be a shaky fantasy starter if he does.

Patriots TE Hunter Henry did not practice on Wednesday and is in danger of missing Sunday's game vs. the Broncos. If he is unable to play, the Patriots will rely on TEs Mike Gesicki and Pharaoh Brown.

Hunter Henry of the New England Patriots suffered a knee injury during Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry suffered a left knee injury in the second half of Sunday's game against the Chiefs. He caught seven of nine targets for 66 yards and a touchdown before exiting the game. Henry's status is currently questionable to return.

Bailey Zappe, the New England Patriots' starting quarterback, made a clutch throw in the second quarter of their game against the Kansas City Chiefs. On fourth-and-2, Zappe delivered an accurate strike to tight end Hunter Henry in the end zone for a 16-yard touchdown. This connection between Zappe and Henry has been hot in recent games, with Zappe completing 9-of-9 passes for 97 yards and three touchdowns when targeting Henry over the last two games.

Hunter Henry brought in all three targets for 40 yards and two touchdowns in the Patriots' 21-18 win over the Steelers. This breakout performance was unexpected, as Henry had only scored one touchdown since Week 2. It remains to be seen if he can replicate his numbers against the Chiefs in Week 15.

Hunter Henry, the tight end for the New England Patriots, is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bills. Henry had his ankle rolled up on during the previous game but returned to a limited practice session on Friday. He is expected to continue sharing playing time with Mike Gesicki and Pharaoh Brown. Henry has caught 18 of his 28 targets for 183 yards and two touchdowns in six games this season. However, in his last two games, he has only recorded one catch for seven yards on five targets, making him a hit-or-miss fantasy option for Week 7.

Patriots TE Hunter Henry is active for today’s game against the Bills, but due to his ankle injury and a tough matchup, he is not recommended as a fantasy starter in Week 7.

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Patriots TE Hunter Henry is expected to play in Week 7 against the Bills despite dealing with an ankle injury. However, Henry's limited practice on Friday suggests that he may not be at full strength. Fantasy managers should consider benching him for this week.

Hunter Henry is expected to play in Sunday's game against Buffalo despite dealing with an ankle injury. He missed practice earlier in the week but returned for a limited session on Friday. Henry has had a slow past couple of weeks, but with JuJu Smith-Schuster out, he could see an increase in targets.

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Bills due to an ankle injury. He participated in limited practice on Friday. While he played through the injury last week, his fantasy value may be diminished if he is not fully recovered.

Patriots TE Hunter Henry did not practice on Wednesday due to an ankle injury. He suffered the injury in the previous game against the Raiders but was able to return. His status for Sunday's game against the Bills is uncertain.

Hunter Henry returned to the game against the Raiders after briefly exiting in the second half.