Jaden Dottin brings size, versatility and playmaking upside to Toledo
In the 2024 season, Jaden Dottin quietly became one of Toledo’s most versatile pieces, logging 9 catches for 123 yards while also contributing as a safety and on special teams, which speaks to his football IQ and willingness to do the dirty work.[2][3][4] At 6-foot-2 with strong speed, catching, and contested-catch traits in EA Sports’ 2026 ratings, he profiles as a useful fit for a team that values multi-role athletes rather than a pure volume receiver.[6] His background also shows he has had to earn snaps, which adds a layer of toughness and adaptability that coaches usually like.[7][10]
