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Kyle Pitts getting totally shut out was malpractice. Aside from a missed block early in this one, he just wasn't given a shot to be a factor, which is less on him than it is the coaching staff and Rush for not being able to get a legitimate playmaker the ball.

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Pitts shut out (0 targets, 0 catches) in Week 1; coaching/QB failure to involve him.

Pitts was completely shut out with zero targets and zero catches in Week 1, which the source calls malpractice. Aside from a missed block early in the game, he wasn't given a shot to be a factor. This reflects more on the coaching staff and Cooper Rush's inability to get a legitimate playmaker the ball than on Pitts himself. This usage pattern will need to change in Week 2 and beyond.

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