Impressive blend of speed and power. Very competitive after the catch, tacklers roll off him and he can pack a punch once he gets going. He is explosive for his size, allowing him to eliminate cushion and attack toes. He battles throughout the route process, using his frame to make defenders clumsy. Massive catch radius, can pluck the ball off heads and dig it out of dirt—special talent with P4 tools. I predict him to contribute greatly at Georgia State.

The recent Georgia State TE commit has had an outstanding start to the 2024 season.

Efficient TD/Catch ratio with 8 TDs on just 22 catches. Good route runner with speed and hands that is a matchup nightmare for defenses.

Hollier with have success at the next level.

I have been tracking Grant Hollier Grant Hollier 6'4" | 225 lbs | TE River Ridge | 2025 State GA for a few years now. I have long considered him a D1-caliber prospect, and a recent commitment to Georgia State backs up that claim. Hollier has done nothing but find the endzone this year, something I expect to translate to the college level. As far as receiving goes, Hollier is in the top tier of the state when it comes to TE prospects. He is an impossible guard for almost any DB, especially when left out on an island. He moves very well for a player of his size, which allows him to eliminate cushion and gradually outstride corners. Much of his tape is simply him running past whoever he lines up against. While that will be a harder ask at the college level, he can still work back toward the middle of the field and has good hands. He is difficult to work off his route and uses his frame to shield the catch point. I will call my shot now. Hollier will contribute heavily at the college level.

Grant Hollier Grant Hollier 6'4" | 225 lbs | TE River Ridge | 2025 State GA is a muscled-up TE prospect spending most of his time on the outside, offering a mismatch threat. Might not be the most fleet of foot, but he can be dangerous after the catch once he gets going downhill, proving tough to tackle. He uses his frame to box out defenders when he settles down. He can also go up through the arms of DBs to highpoint the ball. Not the most slick route runner, but he won’t get knocked off his path and can cause DBs to hang onto him as he crosses the field. Hollier is also a noteworthy baseball player, checking the multi-sport athlete box. He should have no problem consistently playing in-line, at least physically. Hollier just picked up his first D1 offer from Maine.