T.J. Hockenson Dynasty Value

Won the Mackey Award after just two seasons at Iowa, which tells you everything about how quickly he separated himself. Barely played as a freshman, then posted 24 catches for 320 yards and 3 touchdowns in 10 games as a sophomore. His junior year was the real statement: 49 catches for 750 yards and 6 touchdowns across 13 games, averaging 57.7 yards per game in a run-heavy Big Ten scheme. Career totals of 73 catches for 1070 yards and 9 touchdowns in 23 games. At 251 pounds with a 4.70 forty and 37.5-inch vertical, the athletic testing is functional rather than freaky, but the tape shows a polished route runner who wins at the catch point. His blocking is already NFL-caliber, which is rare for a tight end this involved in the passing game. The two-year sample is the only knock, and even that feels minor given the per-game efficiency. R1.8 for the most complete tight end prospect in years, a day-one starter with legitimate TE1 upside.