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T.J. Hockenson

TE

#87

Experience: 7 years

Height: 6-5

Age: 27

Weight: 248 lbs

College: Iowa

2024 SEASON

  • REC
    41
  • YDS
    455
  • AVG
    11.1
  • TDS
    0
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Preseason

WK Game Date OPP RESULT REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LOST
3 08/27/2021 Colts L 17 - 27
2 08/21/2021 @Steelers L 20 - 26
1 08/13/2021 Bills L 15 - 16

Regular Season

WK Game Date OPP RESULT REC YDS AVG LNG TD ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FUM LOST
14 12/12/2021 @Broncos L 10 - 38
13 12/05/2021 Vikings W 29 - 27 4 49 12.2 25 1
12 11/25/2021 Bears L 14 - 16 3 35 11.7 17 1
11 11/21/2021 @Browns L 10 - 13 6 51 8.5 24 0
10 11/14/2021 @Steelers T 16 - 16 0 0 0 0
8 10/31/2021 Eagles L 6 - 44 10 89 8.9 18 0
7 10/24/2021 @Rams L 19 - 28 6 48 8 21 0
6 10/17/2021 Bengals L 11 - 34 8 74 9.2 33 0
5 10/10/2021 @Vikings L 17 - 19 2 22 11 14 0
4 10/03/2021 @Bears L 14 - 24 4 42 10.5 22 0
3 09/26/2021 Ravens L 17 - 19 2 10 5 5 0
2 09/21/2021 @Packers L 17 - 35 8 66 8.2 20 1
1 09/12/2021 49ers L 33 - 41 8 97 12.1 23 1

Biography

HONORS

  • Pro Bowl Selection (2x- 2020, 2022).

CAREER NOTES

  • Set an NFL record for the most receiving yards (131) by a TE in their first career game in Week 1 at Arizona (9/8/19). His 131 receiving yards were the fourth most by a TE in Lions history and the most by a TE since 1974.
  • Ranked second among NFL TEs by producing four games with eight-or-more receptions in 2021, establishing a new team record at the position.
  • Had at least 60 receptions in the 2020 and 2021 seasons, tying for the most 60-reception seasons by a TE in Lions team history.
  • Hauled in 95 catches during the 2023 season, the 18th most in a single season in NFL history among TEs, despite missing the final two games of the regular season.
  • Passed Kyle Rudolph (83 catches, 2016) for the most receptions by a TE in a single season in franchise history in 2023, finishing with 95.
  • Became the first TE in NFL history to have 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards and a touchdown catch all in a single half of a game (2023 Week 10 against New Orleans).
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