Avoid despite targets; last week's volume was situational in blowout
Michael PittmanWRPIT
Despite receiving high target volume last week from Riley Leonard, BDGE Fantasy Football does not recommend looking at anyone in the Colts offense with excitement regardless of who is under center (Rivers or Riley Leonard) given the tough Seahawks defense and overall matchup difficulty. Last week's high target volume was situational—Indianapolis was down multiple scores in a prevent-defense context—and is not predictive of sustained role.
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Even if it's Riley Leonard, I I get it. He threw a lot to Michael Pitman last week, but like that was they're down a bunch of points. The defense is playing like cover four prevent.
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Michael Pittman fantasy football FAQ
- What did BDGE Fantasy Football say about Michael Pittman?
- Despite receiving high target volume last week from Riley Leonard, BDGE Fantasy Football does not recommend looking at anyone in the Colts offense with excitement regardless of who is under center (Rivers or Riley Leonard) given the tough Seahawks defense and overall matchup difficulty. Last week's high target volume was situational—Indianapolis was down multiple scores in a prevent-defense context—and is not predictive of sustained role.
- Is this good or bad for Michael Pittman's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Michael Pittman (WR PIT). Avoid despite targets; last week's volume was situational in blowout
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- Michael Pittman'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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