This will provide a frame of reference for tight end performance by Mojo Value, the stat that Mojo uses to measure the value of stats and inform share prices.

Here are what starting tight ends have historically accumulated in Mojo Value each week broken down by percentiles for all starters.

Here are illustrative examples of stat lines for each percentile:

• 25th percentile - Drew Sample week 18 of the 2021 season (1 reception for 8 yards)
• 50th percentile - Juwan Johnson week 18 of the 2021 season (1 reception for 5 yards and a touchdown)
• 75th percentile - Dawson Knox week 18 of the 2021 season (three receptions for 49 yards and two first downs)
• 90th percentile - Mark Andrews week 17 of the 2021 season (six receptions for 89 yards and three first downs)

In 2021, there were 74 90th percentile or better (.119 or more) Mojo Value games from tight ends. Travis Kelce’s Week 15 performance (10 catches, 191 yards, 2 touchdowns) was the highest performance of the Regular Season by Mojo Value (.321).

Rob Gronkowski (.126 Mojo Value per game) has the highest Mojo Value per game all-time among tight ends, followed by Kelce (.124). Tony Gonzalez (26.62) has the most Mojo Value all-time among tight ends as of this writing; he averaged a comparatively modest .1 Mojo Value per game, but enjoyed incredible longevity.