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In this brief write-up, I’ll review the tight ends in PML who have hit one thousand yards on the season and those trying to get that bonus money and pride by the end of the season.
Easy One Thousand
Trey McBride
If someone was going to make a push for two thousand as a tight end, it’d be the Arizona standout.
Mark Andrews
He may be getting up there in age, but he’s still very effective and Lamar’s #1 target.
Evan Engram
His speed is perfect for Fallen and Bo Nix is taking advantage in his development.
Kyle Pitts
Madden Kyle Pitts, baby! He’s the generational talent and athlete he was lauded as coming out of college.
Terrance Ferguson
The first rookie on this list, Ferguson is eating for the rams and will be a great safety blanket for the QB that replaces Stafford soon.
Brock Bowers
He should be the best tight end in PML sooner than later, Beast isn’t going crazy, but definitely involving him plenty.
Theo Johnson
Burn is throwing a lot right now (same) so it’s not a surprise to see the Giants tight end cruising, but is he the long-term piece?
Tucker Kraft
Was suspended four games and it shows why in his yards and receptions per game. Kraft is where the ball is expected to go in Green Bay.
George Kittle
Kittle only has so many good seasons left, but he’s taking advantage of his talent before he loses it.
Ben Sinnott
I expect Que to replace him next season, but he’s clearly good enough to produce.
Colston Loveland
The Chicago offense is crowded, but Loveland is still a top target that’s used often enough.
Will They, Won’t They
TJ Hockenson
He should, but I don’t think he actually will as the Vikings eye in on running.
Dawson Knox
If he gets enough catches, he will, not many options in Buffalo so I say yes.
Tyler Warren
I think Greeny wants him to do it so he’ll get him there.
Sam LaPorta
I don’t think so, Detroit is focused on other players and goals.
David Njoku
I say no, the Browns have different priorities on offense between Judkins and Sanders. Their defense dominating also doesn’t help.
Jonnu Smith
I don’t know why it’s not Freiermuth, but I think DK likes Smith and is using him more over time.
Hunter Henry
Unlikely in my opinion with his final stretch and level of play.
Tyler Conklin
New user so never no, but I think he’s good enough in an offense that puts him at target #3.
Elijah Arroyo
CB is way too focused on running and winning, so it’s a no unless he pops off.
Darren Waller
Waller is having a resurgence, just like in real life, and I think his speed can get him to 1k.
