I've mentioned Evan Engram a few times as putting up strong numbers even for a WR prospect. How does he stack up against TEs, six games in? Here are a few top 10 leaderboards for college
TE seasons (min 30 receptions, mostly limited to drafted TEs):
Rec Yards Per Game (since 2005)
104.0 Jace Amaro Texas Tech 2013
98.3 Evan Engram Mississippi 2016
85.0 Ben Braunecker Harvard 2015
82.5 Dennis Pitta BYU 2008
82.3 Chase Coffman Missouri 2008
79.4 Ladarius Green La Lafayette 2010
79.2 Vernon Davis Maryland 2005
75.5 Travis Beckum Wisconsin 2007
74.8 Eric Ebron North Carolina 2013
73.1 Charles Clay Tulsa 2007
Rec Touchdowns Per Game (since 2005)
1.08 MyCole Pruitt Southern Illinois 2014
1.00 Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma 2008
1.00 Rob Gronkowski Arizona 2008
0.89 Tyler Higbee Western Kentucky 2015
0.83 Evan Engram Mississippi 2016
0.83 Chase Coffman Missouri 2008
0.83 Marcedes Lewis UCLA 2005
0.82 Tony Scheffler Western Michigan 2005
0.82 Beau Sandland Montana St. 2015
0.80 Ben Braunecker Harvard 2015
Yards Per Target (since 2005)
13.08 Coby Fleener Stanford 2011
12.29 Clive Walford Miami Fl 2014
12.28 Lance Kendricks Wisconsin 2010
12.04 Evan Engram Mississippi 2016
12.02 Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma 2007
11.93 Vernon Davis Maryland 2005
11.35 Tyler Higbee Western Kentucky 2015
11.28 Travis Kelce Cincinnati 2012
10.89 Evan Rodriguez Temple 2011
10.87 Gary Barnidge Louisville 2006
25+ Yard Receptions Per Game (since 2008)
1.33 Evan Engram Mississippi 2016
1.10 Ladarius Green La Lafayette 2010
0.85 Jace Amaro Texas Tech 2013
0.82 Eric Ebron North Carolina 2012
0.80 Ben Braunecker Harvard 2015
0.80 Rob Gronkowski Arizona 2008
0.77 Thomas Duarte UCLA 2015
0.77 Coby Fleener Stanford 2011
0.75 Maxx Williams Minnesota 2014
0.69 Eric Ebron North Carolina 2013
Rec First Downs Per Game (since 2008)
5.31 Jace Amaro Texas Tech 2013
4.75 Chase Coffman Missouri 2008
4.46 Dennis Pitta BYU 2008
3.67 Evan Engram Mississippi 2016
3.54 Tyler Eifert Notre Dame 2011
3.50 Stephen Anderson California 2014
3.31 Dennis Pitta BYU 2009
3.30 Ladarius Green La Lafayette 2010
3.23 Eric Ebron North Carolina 2013
3.20 Rob Gronkowski Arizona 2008
Engram is the only player to make all 5 of the lists, and he makes the top five on each of them. Ebron makes 4 lists, and several players make 3 (Gronk, Pitta, Coffman, Ladarius Green, Amaro, and Braunecker). Vernon Davis makes 2 out of 3 possible (since he was pre-2008).
In terms of college production Engram is on his way to being the top TE on record (going back to 2005). If he keeps up his current pace then it won't be close.