Big-frame Kentucky tight end still built on length, feel, and upside
Andre Henderson’s profile is all about size and developmental juice: Kentucky lists him at 6-6, 226, notes his move from wide receiver to tight end, and says he uses his height well with the body control to adjust to the pass[1]. The key differentiator is projection—he’s the kind of tight end coaches can dream on because of his catch radius and football feel, even if the current stat sheet is thin and his career action has been limited[1][4]. If a team wants a long, versatile TE with real growth potential rather than a finished product, Henderson fits that mold.
