a compact red-zone threat with proven touchdown production
Cole Hicks showed efficient scoring ability for UTSA, appearing in all 12 games and finishing with 14 catches for 169 yards and a team-leading four touchdowns in the 2013 season, with an impressive 12.1 yards per catch and 18.8 yards per touchdown reception on average.[1][4] The biggest differentiator in his profile is *finishing*: he was the kind of receiver who turned limited volume into meaningful points, which can matter more than raw catch totals for teams needing a reliable red-zone target.[1][4] Available sources do not provide recent career updates, injury context, or advanced traits beyond his production profile.[1][4]
