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Travis Kelce has spent more time in the headlines this season for his personal life than his football playing. While his relationship with Taylor Swift generates most of the attention, his ability on the field remains unmatched as Kelce was voted the unanimous choice as the top tight end in the league by The Associated Press. Kelce got all nine first-place votes to remain the unanimous winner from preseason balloting.

The Panthers are preparing to go to battle with a new play-caller on offense and a Wake Forest alum returning to the Carolinas. Today’s notebook is jam-packed.

It's National Tight Ends Day and Jorge Martin breaks down how stars like Travis Kelce celebrated their position with big fantasy days.

On Tight Ends Day, Lunda Wells acknowledges his group's dropped passes but says it's more about his guys looking forward and improving.

“That was probably one of the visits I’ve been to where you have to really reflect on because it’s going to be hard to top that.”

It does not appear that he will suit up as a tight end going forward — or, at least, Pat Narduzzi isn’t willing to say it yet.

Rams receiver Tory Horton and tight end Dallin Holker (a BYU Cougars transfer) are two notable weapons on what has been an elite Colorado State Rams offense. Read more here.

Panthers coach Frank Reich raved about the talent in the team’s tight ends room during training camp. Carolina’s four tight ends have combined for just 13 catches for 114 yards and one touchdown through the first four games of the season.

Colston Loveland was a small-town star in southern Idaho, honing his pass-catching far from the empires of major college football, when he experienced the defining moment halfway through his prep career. “I was a little bit too big for receiver,” Loveland said, “so my junior year I started putting my hand in the dirt and playing more tight end.” Big-time recruiters began flocking to Gooding High School.

Colston Loveland was a small-town star in southern Idaho, honing his pass-catching far from the empires of major college football, when he experienced the defining moment halfway through his prep career. “I was a little bit too big for receiver,” Loveland said, “so my junior year I started putting my hand in the dirt and playing more tight end.” Big-time recruiters began flocking to Gooding High School.