The best way for yourself to be able to answer this or similar questions:
Think abou what hands he can be betting the river with. Naturally there will be two types:

1) Hands that are betting for value (I'm not saying villain necessarily knows the reason why he's betting, it doesn't matter here)
2) Hands that are bluffing

The first part, the valuebetting part is also going to be two kinds of hands:

a) Value hands that beat you
b) Value hands that you can beat

So in this spot just write a list of all 3 types of hands that get to the river as played and can make this bet. This is kind of like the "pen and paper type of setting a range".

1a) Quite a lot of hands can beat you, he might bet two pairs or even a QT, KQ, and of course straights, sets. Lots and lots of combos so we already know we will need a lot of combos in the two other groups if we want to call.
1b) Nothing (in case a bottom pair bets, that kind of counts as a bluff - might happen sometimes but we can easily see without any range software that it's not a lot)
2) Literally nothing. You cannot find a single combo that was a draw on the flop and didn't improve (KQ, QT, KQ). The key is that players will not bet hands like JT or T9 (showdown value hands). Only sometimes and it's not gonna be enough.

So it's a clear fold imo and thats the thought process you should be using when considering a call OTR. I hope this helped, GL!