Isaiah Hodgins Dynasty Value

Three years at Oregon State under Jonathan Smith. Hodgins was the dominant receiver in the Beavers' rebuilt passing attack. The production spiked dramatically in his junior year: 97.6 receiving yards per game with 7.2 receptions and 13 touchdowns across 12 games, a huge leap from the sophomore season at 79.6 and a freshman year at 25.0. 20 touchdowns in 34 career games is excellent efficiency, and the 13.2 yards per reception shows a player who wins in the intermediate game rather than as a deep threat. 210 pounds at 6'4" with a 4.61 forty and 36.5-inch vertical. The size is there but the speed is a legitimate NFL concern. Hodgins wins with body positioning, hand technique, and an understanding of how to create space against zone coverage that belies his draft slot. The sixth-round selection speaks to the athletic limitations more than the production, which is genuinely impressive for a Pac-12 program. A productive, possession-style receiver whose size and receiving instincts could carve out a role if he lands in a scheme that values precision over pure athleticism.