The NFL Player Association announced on Friday that Patriots tight end Hunter Henry has been named their Community MVP for Week 6.
Hunter’s selection comes after he partnered with International Justice Mission to host his second “Freedom to Play” ping pong tournament. The event, which featured several of Henry’s teammates, raised more than $220,000 to combat human trafficking and slavery.
“I’m thankful to be honored and excited to continue to bring awareness to end human trafficking across the globe,” Henry said in a statement.
The NFLPA will donate $10,000 to the International Justice Mission in honor of Henry’s selection. He will also join the other weekly MVPs in being eligible for the Alan Page Award at the end of the 2026 season.