Yahoo Sports NFL on Kyle Pitts
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Pitts is still working with just an 11.6% target share on the season (fourth on his own team) and is unlikely to be efficient with any volume against Chicago. No tight end has hit double-digit fantasy points in this matchup, with Tucker Kraft reaching 9.1 and everyone else scoring fewer than five.
STACKED’s take
Pitts' 11.6% target share and tough Bears defense make him well outside TE1 range.
After averaging 9.5 fantasy points per game over the last two weeks with the return of Michael Penix Jr., including a touchdown against the Ravens on SNF, Pitts might look startable again in Week 6. However, Sunday night was his first game with more than three targets and his first trip to the end zone all season, and chasing points is not advisable. Against the Bears defense in Week 6, which has allowed just 5.9 fantasy points per game to the position (third-fewest in the league), Pitts faces a tough matchup. No tight end has hit double-digit fantasy points against Chicago, with Tucker Kraft reaching 9.1 and everyone else scoring fewer than five. Pitts is still working with just an 11.6% target share on the season (fourth on his own team) and is unlikely to be efficient with any volume against Chicago.
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