Hunter Henry Odds and Prop Bets vs. Commanders – NFL Week 9 2023

Updated Nov. 5, 2023 10:50 a.m. ET

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The New England Patriots and Hunter Henry will square off against the Washington Commanders at 1:00 PM ET on Sunday for a Week 9 NFL contest. If you're looking to make predictions on Henry's performance, we take a look at all of his set prop bets, trends and stats here.

Looking at recent performance, Henry has reeled in six balls on nine targets for 62 yards (10.3 yards per catch) and zero touchdowns over his last three games.

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Hunter Henry vs. Commanders Player Props

Rec. Yds Over/Under	Rec. Yds Over Payout	Anytime TD Odds
29.5	-118	+325

Hunter Henry vs. Washington Game Info

Matchup: New England Patriots vs. Washington Commanders
Game Day: November 5, 2023
Game Time: 1:00 PM
Receiving Yards Prop: Over 29.5 (-118)
TV: Watch on FOX

Hunter Henry Season Stats

Targets	Receptions	Yards	YAC	TDs	Yards/Catch
34	23	238	52	2	10.3

Hunter Henry Betting Insights

Compared to his prop total for Sunday's matchup, Henry's 29.8 receiving yards average is 0.3 more yards.
He, in 37.5% of his opportunities this year (three out of eight), has recorded over 29.5 receiving yards.
Henry averages 29.8 receiving yards per game. That's 8.7 more yards per game than his average over/under (21.1).
He has topped his receiving yards prop bet two times in three games this season.
Henry has had a touchdown catch in two of eight games this season. He hauled in only one TD reception in each of those games.

Commanders' Defense 2023 Rankings

Stat	AVG (Rank)
Pass Yds/Game Allowed	256.8 (29)
Pass Yds/Attempt Allowed	7.5 (30)
Rush Yds/Game Allowed	117.4 (21)
Rush Yds/Attempt Allowed	4.2 (21)
Total Yds/Game Allowed	374.1 (29)
Yards/Play Allowed	5.9 (27)
Points/Game Allowed	28.5 (31)

Patriots' 2023 Stats

On offense, the Patriots rank 26th in the NFL with 284.8 yards per game. Meanwhile, they rank 10th in total defense (321.1 yards allowed per contest).
Looking at pace of play, New England ranks 22nd in the league, averaging 61 plays per contest (486 total plays).
The Patriots are putting up 200.4 passing yards per game offensively this year (20th in NFL), and they are surrendering 223.3 passing yards per game (18th) on the other side of the ball.
The Patriots have been a bottom-five run offense this year, ranking fifth-worst with 84.4 rushing yards per game. On the defensive side of the ball, they are ranked ninth in the NFL (97.9 rushing yards allowed per game).
So far this season, New England, one of the most pass-happy teams in the league, is passing 57.2% of the time (seventh in NFL). Meanwhile, it is keeping the ball on the ground 39.1% of the time (with 3.7% of its offensive plays ending in a sack).
The Patriots sport the third-best defense this season in terms of yards per play (5.1 yards per play allowed), but they rank fifth-worst offensively (4.9 yards per play).