Pitts' 19 PPR average without London projects as elite in Monken's tight-end-friendly scheme.
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In five games last season without Drake London, Pitts averaged 19 PPR points per game; the source argues he will thrive in Todd Monken's offense (the same scheme that produced Harold Fannin's strong 2024 season) and projects him as a top-two target option in that system, making him a value pick to wait on until the double.
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Kyle Pitts, awesome in five games last year without Drake London. Can't take it away from him. 19 PPR points per game...in Stefanski's offense, which is where Fannin just played. Yes, Pitts will be much better.
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Kyle Pitts fantasy football FAQ
- What did Fantasy Football Today say about Kyle Pitts?
- In five games last season without Drake London, Pitts averaged 19 PPR points per game; the source argues he will thrive in Todd Monken's offense (the same scheme that produced Harold Fannin's strong 2024 season) and projects him as a top-two target option in that system, making him a value pick to wait on until the double.
- Is this good or bad for Kyle Pitts's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Kyle Pitts (TE ATL). Pitts' 19 PPR average without London projects as elite in Monken's tight-end-friendly scheme.
- Where can I see Kyle Pitts's full 2026 fantasy outlook, projections, and ADP?
- Kyle Pitts's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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