James Stanley brings reliable TE production and enough playmaking to matter
In his Hampton stint, James Stanley flashed as a **dependable tight end**, appearing in 12 games and finishing with **9 catches for 95 yards and 1 touchdown**, with multiple two-catch games showing he could be used consistently when the offense needed a steady option.[4] His value is less about eye-popping volume and more about being a **functional, situational weapon**—a player who can handle game action, create modest production, and fit a system that wants a TE who can contribute without needing the ball force-fed to him.[4]
