Brent Hockenberry was a matchup-nightmare TE for Robert Morris
In the 2000 and 2001 seasons, Brent Hockenberry was one of Robert Morris’s most productive passing-game weapons at tight end, finishing with 1,285 career receiving yards and 14 touchdowns, including a 661-yard, 6-TD 2001 season. He stood out as a big-play target — not just a check-down option — with strong yards per catch numbers and multiple 100-yard games, which is rare juice for a TE. The big differentiator: he was a proven, high-leverage playmaker, not just a body in the formation, making him a fit for offenses that want a tight end who can stress defenses vertically.
