Kyle Pitts Fantasy Football Week 11 Scouting Report

Kyle Pitts
TE
, Atlanta Falcons

Age: 24
Weight: 246 lbs
Height: 6' 6"
College: Florida

ADP: 60
Depth Chart Ranking: 1

Pts	RecYds	RecTD	Rec	RuYds
66.5	485	3	34	0

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by Justin Edwards

· Nov 15 · 10:24 AM EST

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 11 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 11 @ Denver Broncos
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has been. He now has six games under 10 half-PPR points —three of which were under 4.0— but he also has some high-end TE1 performances mixed in, including his 4-91-2 output in Week 8. The Broncos have been a little more susceptible to TEs than WRs throughout the year, but Pitts is practically a wide receiver, so it's hard to weigh that too heavily. Consider Pitts a TE1 in Week 11, but he's one of the more boom-bust options on the slate.

by Justin Edwards

· Nov 09 · 8:46 PM EST

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 10 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 10 @ New Orleans Saints
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has already been. In the weeks following his utter goose egg in Week 4, he had delivered four straight 65+ yard games, with a few double-digit point totals mixed in. In Week 9, the early-season Pitts returned to deliver a 1-11-0 line while seeing only 54.4% of the offense's snaps. He's still a TE1 option, but is one of the more volatile week-to-week options.

by Justin Edwards

· Nov 02 · 11:40 AM EDT

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 9 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 9 vs. Dallas Cowboys
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has already been. In the weeks following his utter goose egg in Week 4, he has delivered four straight 65+ yard games, with a few double-digit point totals mixed in. We can't expect him to run out there and score two touchdowns every game, but Week 8 was a huge relief for fantasy managers struggling with Pitts' middling results. Lock him in as a top-7 option, as the Falcons should be able to have their way with the Cowboys defense.

by Justin Edwards

· Oct 27 · 5:30 PM EDT

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 8 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 8 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has already been. In the weeks following his utter goose egg in Week 4, he has delivered three straight 65+ yard games, with a couple of double-digit point totals mixed in. The Bucs have been decent against the position to this point, though Pitts did string a 7-88-0 line against them in Week 5. Consider him a decent TE1 option once again, with the opportunity to post top-3 numbers if he finds the end zone.

by Justin Edwards

· Oct 19 · 1:02 PM EDT

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 7 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 7 vs. Seattle Seahawks
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has already been. A week after goose-egging, he delivered a 7-88-0 game on eight targets and a 3-70-0 line on five targets. It was his third double-digit fantasy performance of the year, to pair with his three games under 7.0 points. This is definitely a good matchup for the tight end position, and Pitts *should* be in a good spot to keep the good times rolling.

by Justin Edwards

· Oct 12 · 11:11 AM EDT

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 6 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 6 @ Carolina Panthers
What a rollercoaster Kyle Pitts' year (and career) has already been. A week after goose-egging, he delivered a 7-88-0 game on eight targets, and there's a good chance many managers had benched him. It was his second double-digit fantasy performance of the year, to pair with his three games under 7.0 points. This is definitely a good matchup for the tight end position, but who could honestly say what happens here? He *should* be a perfectly serviceable TE1 in Week 6.

by Justin Edwards

· Oct 03 · 7:59 AM EDT

ATL TE Kyle Pitts - Week 5 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 5 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kyle Pitts finally broke 50 yards two weeks ago thanks to, well, a 50-yard catch-and-run in the second quarter. It was a great glimpse into his upside, but it was one of only two receptions, with the other one coming in the fourth quarter. He followed this performance up with zero catches on three targets, proving to be a low-ceiling, low-floor avoid (in hindsight). The bump we were expecting from Kirk Cousins hasn't come yet, but with the way the tight end landscape is, it's going to be very difficult to bench him outright. Just have to pray for a couple of big plays to hit in the same game.