Henry McKenna is a National NFL Writer for FOX Sports. He specializes in features, columns, news, and analysis related to the NFL, drawing on his extensive experience covering Boston sports and the Patriots. McKenna has been featured in various outlets, including Chilled Magazine, USA TODAY, and Fox News Media, among others.
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Henry McKenna's coverage is heavily focused on the NFL, particularly the New York Jets, New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, and Miami Dolphins. His work also includes investment analysis and expert commentary in the sports industry.
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Henry McKenna (Henry McKenna) It's hope season, when everyone's team could win the Super Bowl.
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This is an especially fun time to talk quarterbacks. We have yet to see teams take a single snap in training camp — let alone in a padded practice.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. — Jordan Love is an NFL quarterback with two impulses above all others.
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There's a lot of corn between Minneapolis and Detroit. And a lot of good football.
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I hope you had some fun this weekend watching NFL preseason games. There were guys out there grinding for jobs, players who might someday emerge as key contributors for the teams where they earn a roster spot.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. — No one wants to tell a receiver that he's running a route where he's not going to get the ball, where he's not even a viable option in the play's design.
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I have so many questions. I've been thinking about the 2026 season since … well, Feb. 9 at about 12:30 a.m., the morning after Super Bowl LX.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — On A.J. Brown's first day as a Patriot, he witnessed Drake Maye interrupt his offensive coordinator. Maye did so politely, of course.
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On the phone with Ron Rivera, I brought up the 2015 season — and its conclusion. If you don't remember, the Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50.
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Let's slow the "super team" chatter around the Los Angeles Rams. Just for now.
