Henry is a long rangy tackle that uses his length to cover ground with his kick steps on his pass sets. I liked what he showed on the reach and run drill which I think can be attributed to his size as well. During 1 on 1’s he did a good job of staying in front of edge rushers and controlling the edge.

Henry’s size alone makes him a prospect worth a close look. 6’5″ 280, and he does a solid job playing up to his size. His highlight tape is extremely diverse, with a good number of pass sets against great DEs, in addition to just about every type of run block you’d expect.

I like Henry’s pass set. Depending on his opponent, Henry was able to match their agility or power. Against agile DEs, Henry did a good job getting depth in his pass set, staying square, and anchoring upon contact. He also did a good job of keeping his hands inside. Considering offseason camps are very pass-block heavy, I expect Henry to perform quite well.

If I were a decision maker at a Division 2 school, I’d already have Henry circled as a player to watch closely in the offseason.

I fully expect Henry to earn college attention this offseason. In fact, I probably ranked him too low during this update.

Henry has ideal size for a college guard or tackle. 6’4″ – 6’5″, 280lbs, and uses his size to his advantage. Henry is able to move his feet faster than most offensive linemen his size, and it helps him tremendously against the faster DE’s he faced this season. Additionally, Henry does a good job staying square, hands up, and ready to strike.

His recent MVP at the Legacy Winter Showcase helps, too. Combine size, projected athletic ability, program, and some offseason flash, I’d expect Henry to earn college attention in the coming months.