Josh Oliver Dynasty Value

Spent four years at San Jose State but the first two were essentially invisible: just 7 combined catches in 8 games across 2015 and 2016. Then the production started climbing. He posted 35 catches for 296 yards and a touchdown in 10 games as a junior, showing he could handle volume. Everything came together as a senior: 56 catches for 709 yards and 4 touchdowns in 12 games, averaging 4.7 catches and 59.1 yards per game. Career totals of 98 catches for 1067 yards and 7 touchdowns across 30 games. The 10.9 yards per reception is modest, suggesting more of a possession role than a downfield threat. The Group of Five competition discount applies heavily here, and the late breakout raises fair questions about why it took this long. Still, 56 catches as a senior shows a player who was clearly the focal point of his offense. R3.69 for a small-school producer whose senior-year surge and lack of combine data make the NFL projection a wide range of outcomes.