Things are going pretty well for the New England Patriots and tight end Hunter Henry right now. Under the guidance of rookie quarterback Mac Jones, he and the Pats have shrugged off a slow start to fire off a six-game winning streak across the past month and a half to sit first in the AFC East on eight wins and four losses – seemingly on the path for, at least, another run in the playoffs. For Henry, who signed with the Patriots during the offseason after five seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers, he has rapidly emerged as a key red-zone target for his rookie quarterback. Through his side’s opening 12 games, Henry has caught 35 passes for 394 yards to go along with seven touchdown passes – putting him well on track to surpass his career-high of eight set in his rookie year with the then-San Diego Chargers. And in the lead-in to his side’s massive Monday Night football meeting with the AFC East Rivals the Buffalo Bills, Henry sat down In conversation with ESPN’s Patrick Djordjevic, the tight end discussed working with Bill Belichick, the difference between the Charger and Patriot locker rooms, his life outside football, Mac Jones and Cam Newton, Philip Rivers' Hall of Fame case, and much more.