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Kyle Pitts caught five of seven targets for 60 yards and not one but two touchdowns on the day... last three games Dwayne, he has started to come alive and it's probably not a coincidence that's happened with Michael Penix back under center. Yeah, three of the last four games he's reached a 70% route share. His PPR points the last three games 7.7 15.2 and 20.5... I'd moved him down to low-end tight end two... And now we're at the point where it's like, all right... he moves back into probably the high-end tight end two range.
STACKED’s take
Upgraded to high-end TE2 with 70% route share, 20.5 PPR last week under Penix.
After a slow start, Pitts has emerged over the last three games with Michael Penix at QB; he's reached 70% route share in three of the last four games (previously inconsistent at 45-50%), with PPR points of 7.7, 15.2, and 20.5 over that span. In Week 6, Pitts caught 5 of 7 targets for 60 yards and two touchdowns, marking a significant emergence. Ian Hartitz upgraded him from low-end TE2 to high-end TE2 range, noting he's a talented player now getting consistent volume and scoring with Penix; at worst case he's mid-range TE2 depending on matchup. The Falcons' early deficit forced them to pass quickly, but Penix's presence and Pitts' elevated route share suggest sustainable opportunity.
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