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NegativeValueJul 29, 2026
Pitts goes in round seven while Kittle goes in round eight–nine, making Pitts overpriced relative to the source's preference. He finished 21st in PPG last season, averaging 6.7 half-PPR points per game in the 12 games Drake London played and exceeding 12 points only three times in 17 games. His season finish of sixth in PPG was heavily skewed by a 40-point outlier in week 15; without London missing time, Pitts provides low-end tight end production. Pitts requires a significant role change to justify his ADP; without improved quarterback play and a different role from last year, there is no reason to draft him early, as his current role does not support the draft capital being invested. The source notes these tier-four players slip in drafts and are available later, and tier three and four tight ends are not a priority.NegativeProjectionJul 21, 2026
Pitts finished as tight end 7 in adjusted points per game last season, but this ranking is heavily inflated by one 40-point game in week 14; excluding that outlier, he was 21st in points per game through week 13. In the 12 games Drake London played, Pitts averaged 6.7 half PPR points per game—low-end tight end 2 to high-end tight end 3 production. In the five games London missed, Pitts scored 10.4, 3.5, 11.7, 12, 40.1, and 15.2 half PPR points, with only three weeks across all 17 exceeding 12 half PPR points (two of those with London out). The source warns against overinvesting in the narrative that one good game will cause a role shift, noting that the team says this every season but rarely follows through. A pretty big role shift is needed for Pitts to justify his tight end 7 draft position, and without a confirmed role increase in camp, he's likely a fade.PositiveValueJul 20, 2026
The source leans toward taking Kyle Pitts early at tight end, noting he may not play in week one or two but will play very early in the season; if he's missed, the source would take another tight end later and return to running back and receiver before ending with a late quarterback.NegativeProjectionJul 17, 2026
Ranked tight end 7 in adjusted points per game but inflated by one 40-point game; was only 21st in points per game through week 13 and averaged just 6.7 PPR points in 12 games with Drake London, suggesting a major role shift is needed to justify his ADP.PositiveValueJul 13, 2026
Kyle Pitts (referred to as 'Ferguson') is selected as the tight end for this roster in the later rounds.PositiveValueJul 13, 2026
Kyle Pitts (referred to as 'Ferguson') is mentioned as a tight end option the analyst would be willing to target in the later rounds.PositiveDepth ChartJun 1, 2026
Pitts is gone by the time the draft reaches the tight end position in this scenario.PositiveDepth ChartMay 18, 2026
Pitts came off the board during the tight end run in the draft.NegativeProjectionMay 18, 2026
Kyle Pitts is a risky pick due to uncertainty about the Falcons' QB situation and play quality. His stats from last season were inflated by one monster game and he wasn't productive when Drake London was healthy.