Hunter Henry Opens Up About Razorback Roots, Faith and NFL Journey in New Hogs+ Interview
In this special edition of The Hog Pod, we’ve partnered up with former Razorback football players, Austin Allen & Brooks Ellis, to bring you an exclusive interview with Mackey Award-winner, former Arkansas tight end and current New England Patriot, Hunter Henry. The former roommates talk about everything from Henry’s rise in the sport, their dynamic as teammates, to his coast-to-coast journey in the NFL.
Inside the episode…
From Arkansas Boy to NFL Star
Henry delves deep into his Arkansas roots, sharing heartfelt anecdotes about his childhood, his father’s influence, and the pivotal moments that shaped his path to football greatness. From his early days playing multiple sports to his decision to focus on football, Henry’s story is one of unwavering determination and the pursuit of excellence.
More Than Just a Game: Faith, Family, and Football
But this interview goes beyond the gridiron. Henry opens up about his deep faith, which has been a guiding force throughout his life. He shares how his beliefs have shaped his values, his relationships, and his approach to the game.
A Razorback for Life
Throughout the conversation, Henry’s love for Arkansas and the Razorbacks remains evident. He expresses his gratitude for the opportunity to play for his home state university and the lifelong bonds he forged with his teammates. His message to current and future Razorbacks is one of inspiration and encouragement, reminding them of the rich tradition they represent and the limitless possibilities that lie ahead.
WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW NOW ON HOGS+
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