Ted Hurst is Georgia State’s volume-eating, chain-moving WR with big-play juice
In the 2025 season, Ted Hurst emerged as Georgia State’s clear WR1, finishing with 71 catches for 1,004 yards and 6 receiving touchdowns, while averaging 14.1 yards per catch and 13.8 yards per game[2][4][6]. His calling card is a rare blend of target volume, downfield efficiency, and yards-after-catch production, with one scouting report noting 374 YAC and a 12.6-yard average depth of target in 2025[2]. He’s a good fit for teams that want a reliable, high-usage outside receiver who can separate, finish plays, and stress defenses vertically[2][6].
