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Matthew Hibner

Tier 16

BAL · TE

Last synced 1 day ago

Dynasty Value

583Declining

Hibner is a deep, speculative TE stash whose dynasty case improved at the margins this offseason: Isaiah Likely's departure to the Giants opened a real...

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Prospect Profile2026 Class

34.0Composite Score

Market View

  • KTC(consensus market)583
  • FantasyCalc(algorithmic)

Composite Breakdown

Each row compares Matthew Hibner to other 2026 prospects in that signal — except Class × Draft Slot, which shows the editorial multiplier applied to Matthew Hibner's 2026-class + draft-slot combo (baseline 1.00× = neutral).

Computed from 3 of 6 signals

  • Draft Capital25%▼bottom 19%Round 4, Pick 33
  • Combine Athletic17%▲~average
  • Rookie ADP17%
  • Expert Consensus17%
  • College Production15%
  • Class × Draft Slot9%▲+10% (1.10×)+10% (1.10×)

Class rank: 27th percentile

forty91%
bench96%
vertical88%
broad_jump52%
Speed92%
burst_score73%
HaSS91%
sparq_x94%
BMI57%
Catch Rad.66%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Matthew Hibner's Speed Score?
Matthew Hibner's Speed Score ranks in the 92.2566371681416th percentile among NFL prospects at the position.
Risk & Opportunity Analysis (10 flags)

Risk Flags

4
  • Depth Chart

    Mark Andrews is locked in as TE1 with fully guaranteed 2026 money and partial guarantees through 2027. Hibner enters as a developmental TE3/4 behind Andrews and blocking specialist Durham Smythe, with limited early path to targets.

  • Age Concerns

    Hibner spent six years in college (Michigan 2020–23, SMU 2024–25), making him approximately 24–25 as a rookie — older than typical dynasty TE prospects, which meaningfully compresses his prime window and long-term ceiling.

  • Roster Competition

    Baltimore also drafted Josh Cuevas at TE in 2026, creating direct head-to-head competition for the vacated pass-catching TE2 role left by Isaiah Likely (signed with Giants) and Charlie Kolar (signed with Chargers).

  • Profile Risk

    Career college output is thin — just two catches at Michigan and one productive SMU season — so the bet rests on athletic traits (4.57 forty, 37-inch vert) rather than proven receiving translation.

Opportunity Flags

6
  • Succession Path

    The Ravens traded up to select Hibner and simultaneously lost both pass-catching TEs from their roster, signaling clear organizational intent to groom Hibner as Andrews' long-term successor in a TE-premium system.

  • Role Opening

    Isaiah Likely's departure to the Giants vacates the clear TE2/move-tight-end role; the Ravens explicitly envision Hibner in a 'Likely-type' versatile pass-catcher slot.

  • Target Volume

    With Likely and Kolar both departed and Smythe being a blocking-only specialist, the pass-catching TE2 role is legitimately uncontested — giving Hibner a realistic path to meaningful targets as early as Year 1.

  • Scheme Fit

    Hibner's 4.57 40-yard dash (5th among TEs at combine) and 37-inch vertical (4th among TEs) align precisely with Baltimore's vertical seam TE usage under Lamar Jackson, who has historically elevated athletic TEs.

  • Draft Capital

    Baltimore traded up (a 5th and a 2027 6th to San Francisco) to secure Hibner at 133 — a meaningful organizational investment for a Day 3 TE.

  • Depth Chart

    Andrews turns 31 in September 2026 and posted back-to-back underwhelming seasons (48-422-5 in 2025), meaning an accelerated role transition to Hibner within the contract window is a plausible near-term scenario.

Scenarios (4)
  • Wins Likely role as rotational pass-catcherpossible+30%

    Beats out Cuevas/Smythe in camp for the move-TE snaps vacated by Isaiah Likely

  • Buried developmental stash, minimal Year 1 usagelikely-10%

    Andrews dominates targets and Hibner splits backup reps with Cuevas/Smythe

  • Ascends to TE1 on Andrews decline or injurypossible+45%

    Andrews injury or age-driven decline opens lead-TE targets in a Lamar Jackson offense

  • Fails to separate, roster casualtyunlikely-40%

    Loses the TE2 competition outright and is cut or buried by 2027

Format Comparison

Matthew Hibner — Format Comparison

FormatValue
PPR SF583