Tim Hines remains a proven vertical-threat profile for Davidson
Tim Hines has a history of producing explosive plays for Davidson, including a freshman season in 2011 with 21 catches for 347 yards and 5 touchdowns and a team-best 16.5 yards per catch, which is exactly the kind of downfield juice you want in a receiver room. He also flashed special-teams value as a kick returner, and the recurring theme in his college profile was impact before injury—when healthy, he was a true playmaker with legitimate big-play timing and separation ability. If your offense wants a receiver who can stretch the field and tilt coverage, Hines fits. If durability is the top box on the checklist, that’s the caution flag.
