Hunter Henry

Henry led the team in catches once again but fell behind Kayson Boutte in targets. Three pass-catchers totaled more yards than Henry, who was used primarily as a check-down option today. The veteran tight end leads New England in catches and yards this year, though that says as much about the Patriots' weapons as it does about Henry. With one touchdown to his name this season and no signs of that changing anytime soon, Henry is a high-end TE2 for Week 16 versus the Bills.

Henry took a helmet-to-helmet shot early in this game and appeared to be at risk of at least heading to the locker room after staying down in pain for a while. He eventually got up under his own power and seemed to signal that it was his abdomen that hurt and not his head. Like a true veteran, Henry avoided the concussion check and didn't miss more than a few snaps. He went on to lead the team in all receiving categories, though he did juice the numbers with two catches for 20 yards on three targets against a prevent coverage on the Pats' final drive. Henry will remain an unexciting TE1 versus the Cardinals after New England's Week 14 bye.

Maye averaged a healthy 7.9 yards per attempt and consistently picked up chunk gains through the air and on the ground. He added an additional 59 yards on five carries. The interception was in no way his fault. Hunter Henry, while in the end zone, bobbled the football into the air for a waiting Colts defender for what is an interception in name only. The sack-taking was still an issue for Maye as the Colts brought him down four times. Maye and the Pats get their bye in Week 14 and then face the Cardinals for the first round of the fantasy playoffs. Maye will sit near the top of the QB2 ranks coming out of the bye.