FantasyPros Articles on Kyle Pitts
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Kyle Pitts has been an afterthought to begin the season. Yes, this is partially because of the Falcons' quarterback situation, but also because Pitts has only had a 50% snap share and 56.9% route share. I'm hesitant to plug Pitts back into a lineup this week.
STACKED’s take
Pitts' 50% snap share and 7.4% target share fall short of preseason expectations; sit this week.
Kyle Pitts has been underutilized to start the season with only a 50% snap share and 56.9% route share—neither metric matching preseason expectations for an every-down player. His 7.4% target share, 0.41 yards per route run, zero red zone targets, one deep target, and 10% first-read share (third on the team behind Drake London and Jahan Dotson) reflect both the Falcons' quarterback situation and reduced offensive role. The source recommends sitting Pitts this week against Green Bay, which has held tight ends to the 13th-fewest yards per target and ranks 16th in fantasy points per opportunity allowed to the position. Derek Brown states he needs to see Pitts' usage and production scale up with Michael Penix back or face a smash matchup before reconsidering.
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