Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Brady Hunt or Jeremiah Hasley?

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Brady Hunt

South Carolina Gamecocks

TE · #87

Jeremiah Hasley

Duke Blue Devils

TE · #85

2025 college season

2025 college season: Brady Hunt versus Jeremiah Hasley
Brady Hunt	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
21	Receptions	40 (leading value)
168	Receiving Yards	454 (leading value)
0	Receiving TDs	6 (leading value)
3	Rushing Yards	—
2	Rushing TDs	—

Measurements

Measurements: Brady Hunt versus Jeremiah Hasley
Brady Hunt	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
6-5	Height	6-3
251 lb	Weight	250 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Brady Hunt versus Jeremiah Hasley
Brady Hunt	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
#348	Fanspeak rank	#199 (leading value)
—	Position rank	TE 10
235.8	Average pick	229.3 (leading value)
38	Times drafted	1,152 (leading value)
24	Hype Score	43 (leading value)
7x	Most drafted to	305x

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Brady Hunt

Dean Kindig

Tight end who is in his fifth year of collegiate football and his second year with the Gamecocks. Spent his first three season at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind. Earned All-MAC and Freshman All-America honors in 2022 as a redshirt freshman. Figures to play a key role again this season. Began his career as a quarterback. Presented with the 2025 President's Outstanding Student-Athlete Award and was a 2025 Hampshire Honor Society member. 2024 (Redshirt Junior): Fourth-year tight end who was in his first season with the Gamecocks. Joined the team in January. Appeared in 10 games making one start. Saw action in each of the first 10 games of the season before suffering an ankle injury in the win over Missouri. Did not play in the final three contests. Lone start came in Week 2 at Kentucky. Caught two passes for 22 yards. Had an 11-yard reception against Akron and a key 11-yard catch late in the Missouri game. Named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll and the 2024-25 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll. 2023 (Redshirt Sophomore): Missed the entire season with an ankle injury. Was on the leadership council.

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Jeremiah Hasley

Dean Kindig

4-43 (10.8) vs NCState. Surprising contributor in the Duke offense last year. Hauling in 40 catches for 454 yards and 6 TDs. When Hasley first arrived in Durham for the 2022 season, he committed as a linebacker. Because he practiced on the defensive side of the ball, he worked in the exact same defensive meetings and drills as DeWayne Carter during 2022 and most of the 2023 season. Carter was already an established star and a three-time team captain, serving as a major locker room mentor for younger defensive players like Hasley. Toward the end of the 2023 fall season—their final year together—Hasley transitioned from linebacker to tight end.