Report: Hunter Henry is expected to miss a couple weeks with shoulder injury

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At this point, it doesn’t sound like tight end Hunter Henry will miss time in the regular season.

After it was reported on Monday that the Patriots tight end suffered a shoulder injury in practice, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Tuesday morning that Henry is expected to miss “a couple weeks.” Schefter adds that the injury is “not serious.”

If Henry is out for only a couple of weeks, then that would still put him on track to play in the Patriots’ season opener against the Dolphins on Sept. 12.

Henry has a long injury history, including missing the entire 2018 season due to a torn ACL. He has never played all 16 games in a season.

New England signed Henry to a three-year, $37.5 million deal in March.

14 responses to “Report: Hunter Henry is expected to miss a couple weeks with shoulder injury

  1. Put him in bubble wrap till the season starts & I between every game till the season ends & he just might be able to play 1/2 a season…..
    Seriously though, this guy just needs to work day & night with the strength & conditioning team & spend lots of time in the ice tub & receiving massages (not the Watson kind) & do a lot of stretching…..
    I REALLY HOPE he can stay healthy all year but his body type seems prone to break down more easily for some reason…..
    Best of luck to him!!
    Go Pats!!!

  2. I hope this doesn’t mean that LaCosse doesn’t get cut. I’ve been looking forward to him being cut for three years!
    Talk about “money for nuthin’.”

  3. Gronk did ok despite his injury history. Pats wouldn’t have got him in the second round if others weren’t scared off and it’s likely the Chargers sign Henry if he hadn’t been hurt in the past. Bill has been pretty good at taking risks.

  4. Yes hater, it’s a terrible Gronk 2.0 situation for the Pats… except this time they’ve 2 top TEs.

  5. Hopefully Hunter stays on the field. He is an incredible talent and a joy to watch. Signed, Buffalo Bill fan

  6. Belichick’s believers on profootballtalk are pathetic:

    3 years, 37.5 million dollars, needs surgery before playing even a down, and no one is angry on the signing.

    Like the loss to Dolphins in last game of 2019 season that caused first round bye, no one was angry at Belichick; but when Brady lost to Titans with an injured 32 year old slot receivers, so much anger on Brady.

  7. I confess to being a “Belichick Believer”. How “pathetic “.

    How could anyone support a head coach and GM that has dominated the NFL for two decades, going to half the super bowls over an 18 year period, winning 6?

    He went 7-9 last year after making the playoffs in 17 of the previous 19 years. In one of those 2 non-playoff years his team went 11-5 despite losing Brady to injury in the first game of the season. Imagine, not making the playoffs in three 20 seasons.

    How dare he sign Hunter Henry who has an injury history and may miss a couple of preseason games? So what if his last injury prone tight end is a certain HOF in year one of his eligibility.

  8. How could anyone support a head coach and GM that has dominated the NFL for two decades, going to half the super bowls over an 18 year period, winning 6?

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    Would anyone claim McCarthy dominated NFC North for 10 years? would anyone claim Tony Dungy dominate AFC South? Will anyone claim that Andy Reid dominate AFC West?

    No one would make such claims, but when it is about Pats, it is Belichick and GM who dominated AFCE and NFL, right? Just like that when it is about Chiefs SB run, it is all about Mahomes being the future GOAT; but when it is about Bucs SB run, it is all about what a great team Brady had.

  9. >> No one would make such claims, but when it is about Pats, it is Belichick and GM who dominated AFCE and NFL, right?

    I, for one, will give Belichick those accolades at this point. The two strongest common factors of a couple of decades of the Patriot’s success are Brady and Belichick. As far as I am concerned, they both deserve the GOAT label and have dominated their competition. Playing in nine superbowls in 18 year is astounding given the number of teams. I don’t give much credence to the arguments that it is one or the other, they came together and made magic.

  10. I, for one, will give Belichick those accolades at this point.

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    KP, you have to explain why Pats always have top offense (SINCE 2001) with the cheap squad given by BeliCHEAP. Without top offense, Pats wouldn’t get a bye week in playoff, let alone making to SB.

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