Best TE in Gator history?

I kinda skimmed over this topic but with some time to think on it. I keep flopping the order.

Aaron Hernandez (2007-09) He had 111 career catches, including 68 for 850 yards as a junior when he was named first-team All-American.

Ben Troupe (2000-03) He averaged 15.0 yards a reception in his four years at UF.

Kirk Kirkpatrick (1987-90) Kirkpatrick had only 27 catches before Steve Spurrier arrived and allowed him to split out more often. The result? A 55-catch season with seven touchdowns.

Aaron Walker (1999-2002) He also played baseball, but it was in the football field where Walker excelled, catching 56 passes in his career for 716 yards.

Kyle Pitts (2018-19) During the 2020 season, curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pitts scored 12 touchdowns in eight games while gaining 770 yards on 43 receptions

Cornelius Ingram (2005-08) An injury cut his career short, but the former high school quarterback still managed to catch 64 passes in the Urban Meyer offense, eight of them for scores.

Are players that come to mind. That list isn't in a particular order.

I liked Jordan Reed (2010-12) also.

As I said there is no order in that list. I will edit some stats on them in a second.

Troupe was cool. He was doing that leaping over defenders deal before it even became a thing.

Everyone missed...our very best TE was Wilbur Marshall, who came to UF as a TE and played the position as a frosh, then converted (thank God) to DE and was 2 time AA and a first round pick by the Bears, helped them win SB and then signed with Redskins and helped them win a SB. I saw him in person several times and watched him play at red stick with a broken wrist in a cast. He made a one handed pick in the end zone and returned it to the 24 yd line. The next play Neal Anderson ran 76 yds on a sweep play and sealed the tigahs fate.

Wilbur was also the MVP when Southern Cal came to the Swamp(1982) and it was packed and nationally televised, he sacked QB Sean Salisbury so many times or made him throw balls in the dirt...Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles gushed over and over about his speed and quickness. USC tried to double team him but he was quick as an alley cat. Worn # 88 and was a great guy....he babysat for HC Charlie Pell.

BTW I didnt down vote you Finch, never have. I just post what I feel and thats the extent of it.