Henry McKenna is an AFC East Reporter, covering the National Football League (NFL) teams in the AFC East division. With a focus on the New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, and New York Jets, Henry provides analysis, game recaps, and news updates for FOX Sports and Pats Pulpit. His work has also been featured in USA TODAY and CODE.
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Henry McKenna Neither the Buffalo Bills nor the Miami Dolphins were truly ready for the 2024 season.
Despite having the most cap room in the NFL, the Patriots haven't added any big-ticket free agents like Calvin Ridley. What's their plan?
Henry McKenna New York Jets GM Joe Douglas could prove unpredictable when making his pick at No. 10 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft
By: Henry Mckenna
The Patriots could land one of the top QBs in this draft, most likely Drake Maye or J.J. McCarthy. Would it be crazy for them to trade down?
Henry McKenna The common wisdom is to avoid drafting for need. Bills general manager Brandon Beane missed the memo.
Drafting Drake Maye shows how the New England Patriots are taking a step toward the future — and away from Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
By: Henry Mckenna
Christian Barmore's extension is as much about the 2024 draft class as it is about him. The new regime is telling the locker room: Trust us.
By: Henry Mckenna
The Patriots are talking up a QB competition between rookie Drake Maye and veteran Jacoby Brissett, but how long can that really last?
By: Henry Mckenna
Buffalo has parted ways with some of its biggest stars. But Josh Allen and Sean McDermott might be on the verge of forging new ones.
Drake Maye is the future QB1, but he currently finds himself low on the depth chart at OTAs. And that's exactly how the Patriots planned it.
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