Trey McBride graded ten points clear of the field — is he the NFL's runaway No. 1 tight end? And how does Travis Kelce miss the top 100 entirely? We cover all of it, plus where George Kittle lands and how the rest of PFN's top-five tight end board shakes out, in a no-fence-sitting top-five list hosted by PFN's Jacob Infante. The margin at No. 1 is wider than any other gap on the list, and No. 5 is a name that will start an argument. ---------------- The Hottest Takes You'll Hear ---------------- - Trey McBride posted a 92.4 tight end impact score, a full ten points ahead of George Kittle's 82.4, and led the position in catches, receiving yards, and first downs with 63. - George Kittle has not graded below second in PFN's tight end impact scoring in four straight seasons, and his 2025 per-game pace projects to 970 receiving yards over a full 17-game season. - Brock Bowers topped 1,100 receiving yards and made first-team All-Pro as a rookie, then pushed his touchdown total to seven ...