Charlie Woerner Dynasty Value

Woerner spent four seasons at Georgia and his value was measured in pancake blocks, not receptions. The career receiving line of 34 catches for 376 yards and 1 touchdown across 27 games, averaging just 1.3 receptions and 13.9 yards per game, tells you everything about his role in Kirby Smart's offense. Georgia ran the ball relentlessly behind elite tailback talent, and Woerner's job was to seal the edge and sustain blocks at the second level. At 244 pounds with a 4.78 forty and 34.5-inch vertical, the athletic profile is respectable for a blocking tight end. The 11.1 yards-per-reception career average suggests he can make a catch when schemed open, but the passing game upside is essentially nonexistent. Georgia's program produces NFL-ready blockers, and that is the entirety of Woerner's projection. R6.190 for a blocking specialist with no receiving upside and negligible dynasty value.