Buffalo Bills: 3 free agents they should avoid this offseason
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Hunter Henry
The Buffalo Bills may not have a major need at tight end but getting a top tier option at the position to pair with Dawson Knox wouldn’t be a bad idea. One of those players is Hunter Henry, who played the past four seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers.
There is a great deal to like about the 25-year old and he has averaged 3.3 receptions and 41.6 receiving yards per game with 17 touchdown in 41 career games. However, the problem hasn’t been the production on the field, the problem has been he hasn’t been able to stay on the field.
He has yet to play a full 16 game season and has missed 23 games in his career, including the entire 2018 season.
The durability injury is the biggest concern with Henry and the Bills would likely have to pay him like a Top 5 tight end. The team just went through last season with an injury prone tight end in Tyler Kroft and they don’t need to add another one to the roster.