Tight end Hunter Henry plans to remain with the New England Patriots, agreeing to a three-year deal and resisting a chance to return to free agency next week.According to Friday’s reports, Henry and the Patriots worked diligently this week to complete a contract after New England used its transition tag to bring back safety Kyle Dugger.Drafted in the second round by the Chargers, Henry joined New England on a three-year, $37.5 million deal as a free agent in March 2021.
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