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Since 2018, he's been the tight end 3 2 3 4 2 6 1 and 2 in adjusted points per game. So, eight straight years being top six. He's been first and second the last two years. He is coming off the torn Achilles, but if there was anyone on the planet who could come off a torn Achilles and return to their production quickly, it's George Kittle.
STACKED’s take
Eight-year TE1/TE2 finisher with torn Achilles; elite upside if healthy.
Kittle has finished as a top-6 tight end in adjusted points per game for eight straight years (2018–2025), ranking TE3, TE2, TE3, TE4, TE2, TE6, TE1, and TE2 in that span; he's been first or second the last two years. Coming off a torn Achilles, the source believes Kittle is uniquely positioned to return to his elite production quickly given his athleticism and training regimen, and projects him as a top-five tight end if healthy. The source recommends a two-tight-end draft strategy pairing Kittle with either a sleeper option or a safer floor option like Dallas Goedert or Hunter Henry to capture his ceiling upside late in the draft while hedging downside risk; the source emphasizes that Kittle's ceiling absolutely exists and justifies the draft capital, unlike other tight ends where the ceiling is questionable.
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