Summer visits are taking shape and recruits are coming off the board all the time. Here is a recruiting breakdown of the top five uncommitted tight ends in 2023 as we continue a two-week series looking at each position.

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Also a phenomenal baseball prospect, Robinson is a two-sport star who has rare size and athleticism that puts him in the five-star discussion. He just does not talk much about his recruitment at all although it feels like USC and Georgia are at the top and could be the two contenders heading into a decision.

His dad played at Florida State and his mom was a swimmer at Florida but it looks like Lincoln Riley’s offense intrigues Robinson a lot and Georgia’s use of its tight ends - ahem, Brock Bowers - appeals to him a lot.

Prediction: USC

Ohio State, Stanford, Utah, BYU, Alabama and USC make up the top six for the four-star from Folsom, Calif., and Lyons’ recruitment could still go in many directions for numerous reasons. The Buckeyes have done a tremendous job developing tight ends but Ty Lockwood is already committed there. Alabama is Alabama. Lyons is of the Mormon faith so BYU and Utah have played a major role plus both programs have intrigued him for their success on the field.

Playing in Los Angeles for Lincoln Riley is a major draw. But Stanford seems like it has the edge right now. Tight ends get the ball a lot in coach David Shaw’s offense and while location isn’t a huge factor it does help that it’s less than three hours away.

Prediction: Stanford

With 60 offers, Howard has plenty of options but the four-star has narrowed his list to four: Minnesota, Michigan, LSU and Miami. The month of June is going to be crucial as he will visit all four favorites and then he could be closer to a decision.

Heading into his trips, the feeling is that the hometown Golden Gophers and Miami have the edge, but LSU and Michigan are definitely right there as well. Things should be more clear by July.

Prediction: Minnesota

Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, Michigan, Michigan State, Miami, LSU and Ole Miss make up the top eight for the Portland (Ore.) Central Catholic four-star and important visits are coming up in early June to Alabama and Ohio State. Seeing those programs could be crucial in Williams’ recruitment but the guess is probably not.

His connections to the Ducks - he’s had numerous family members play there - plus his location, plus the fact that Oregon is making him a top priority leads us to believe he’s headed to Eugene.

Prediction: Oregon

Texas, Virginia and Alabama are the three front-runners in Randle’s recruitment as the four-star tight end from New Orleans (La.) Isidore Newman figures out what’s best. This is where it gets interesting: Randle is a teammate and friend of five-star QB Arch Manning and the two will take their official visit to Austin in mid-June. The Crimson Tide remain but just landed a pledge from four-star QB Eli Holstein so it’s probably more unlikely that Manning ends up there.

The academics and fit at Virginia also work so the Cavaliers are definitely in it. Playing with Manning is not a guarantee but if it’s preferred then Texas would make the most sense.

Prediction: Texas