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Witten had a successful career with the Dallas Cowboys, making the playoffs multiple times and earning accolades such as First-Team All-Pro and Pro Bowl selections.
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Mackey was key to the Colts' success in the late 60s and early 70s, with highlights like a 75-yard touchdown catch in Super Bowl V. He is a Hall of Famer and part of the NFL 100 All-Time Team.
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Known as "Iron Mike," Ditka had an impactful career with the Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles, and Dallas Cowboys, winning Super Bowl VI and earning All-Pro and Pro Bowl selections.
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Winslow, an influential player in the Air Coryell offense, revolutionized the tight end position with his deep-threat style of play and memorable performances like his 13-catch game in the 1981 playoffs.
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Newsome was a bright spot for the Cleveland Browns in the 1980s, earning All-Pro selections and helping the team reach three AFC Championship Games.
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Kelce is already considered one of the best tight ends, setting records for most 1,000-yard seasons, most receiving yards in a season, and most 100-catch seasons by a tight end.
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Gronkowski, known for his light-hearted personality, was a dominant force on the field, holding the record for most receiving touchdowns by a tight end in a single season and winning multiple Super Bowls.
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Sharpe used his mobility and quickness to become a menace against opposing defenses, achieving the first 10,000 receiving yards by a tight end and contributing to three Super Bowl teams.
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Gates' perseverance paid off, as he became one of the best tight ends despite not playing college football, retiring with the most touchdown catches by a tight end and numerous All-Pro and Pro Bowl selections.
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Gonzalez, known for his sure hands, holds the all-time records for receptions and receiving yards among tight ends, earning numerous accolades and being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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