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.