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A to Z Sports argues that the New England Patriots should lean heavily on their tight end group to overcome injuries at wide receiver and along the offensive line. Following an injury to Romeo Doubs, the writer suggests relying on Hunter Henry and Eli Raridon provides quarterback Drake Maye with reliable targets while stabilizing the offense.
The writer notes that Henry caught 12 of 14 targets over the past three weeks, while Raridon recorded 57 yards against the Raiders in Week 5. Employing heavier two-tight-end packages can bolster pass protection for an injured offensive line while maintaining an effective passing attack.
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