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ArticleFalcons snap counts from a demolition at the hands of the Bengals
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Their second and third tight ends, meanwhile, have 21 targets for 101 yards and three touchdowns on 14 grabs, and that group is providing you a lot more on the blocking front.
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Tight end group outproducing third receivers; increased usage likely.

Pitts played 42 snaps (68% of offense) in the Bengals game. The source argues the Falcons should increase tight end usage over three-receiver sets, noting that second and third tight ends combined have 21 targets for 101 yards and three touchdowns on 14 catches, 'providing you a lot more on the blocking front' than the struggling third receiver group.

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