Reliable Wofford tight end with real modest production and room to grow
In the 2012 season, Josh Hillard saw action in nine games for Wofford and finished with 7 catches for 89 yards at tight end, a profile that points to a dependable, role-ready target rather than a high-volume pass catcher. The most useful takeaway is his versatility as a serviceable TE who earned game reps and contributed in a run-oriented program, which can matter if you want a steady, physical piece who understands assignment football and can fit into a system without needing the offense built around him.[6]
