Jason Hoath Jr. is Tennessee State’s reliable hometown TE with a rising role
In the 2024 season, Jason Hoath Jr. played in all 14 games and posted 9 receptions for 86 yards, then entered the 2025 season with 12 career catches for 97 yards and a bigger frame at 6-foot-3, 244 pounds.[1] The appeal is his steady growth, local-rooted motivation, and dependable presence as a tight end who can handle a developing role in the passing game without needing the ball force-fed to him.[1][2] If a team wants a hard-working, high-floor TE with room to keep climbing, Hoath fits the mold.
