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Kyle Pitts

TE · #8

ATL · TE · Age 25

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Kyle Pitts' recent contract extension signals his status as a high-volume, high-impact tight end with an average of nearly 20 PPR points over the last four games.

Role & volume
Pitts has maintained a snap share above 90% in each of his last four games, indicating he is consistently on the field for the majority of offensive plays.
Projected role
With an average target share of 25.2%, Pitts projects to continue as a primary receiver and a key part of Atlanta's passing game.
Range (floor–ceiling)
Pitts' recent performance shows a high ceiling with a single-game output of 45.6 PPR points, while his floor remains relatively stable at around 3.6 PPR points based on his last four games.
Intel may be outdated · updated 5 days ago
Current statusATL
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Our read vs. the market

Beta
Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line
Why
Elite usage productionElite target shareAge 25 · ascending
Our view vs Market↑ 10 pts above market
Our view
96
Market
86
High draft pedigreeElite target shareProducing above value

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

2
  • Offensive Context

    Atlanta has played below its expected pass rate (PROE -5%), a run-leaning tendency that caps the total passing pie even for a clearly featured target like Pitts.

  • Usage & Volume

    Fantasy output swung widely over the last four games (3.6 to 45.6 points) despite a stable target and snap share, reflecting touchdown-dependent scoring variance rather than a role problem.

Opportunity Flags

2
  • Usage & Volume

    Target share has trended upward through the sample, signaling an expanding rather than shrinking role entering the season.

  • Contract Situation

    Reports from the 2026 offseason point to Pitts and Atlanta agreeing to a multi-year extension, which would replace year-to-year tender uncertainty with longer-term role security.

Format Comparison

Kyle Pitts — Format Comparison

FormatValuevs Best
PPR 1QBBest3,439—
PPR SF2,950-489