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Kyle Pitts, I like in these games that the Falcons look like they're going to lose... Games that you know, were actually competitive. If you look at games that the Falcons are going to be winning or that the Falcons are going to be able to run the ball, I think you're going to see Kyle Pitts's role diminish greatly... It's why I have Penix or that's why I have Kyle Pitts ranked higher than consensus as well
STACKED’s take
Pitts elevated in negative game scripts; ranked over flex WRs with Penix's passing volume.
Kyle Pitts shows strong upside in games where the Falcons are trailing or in competitive matchups, as his route share and snap count increase significantly in those scenarios. Against the 49ers at home as underdogs, Pitts is positioned for a favorable game script. The source notes that Pitts's role diminishes when the Falcons are winning or running the ball, but with limited target-earning receivers (Jahan Dotson, Zach Ertz, Olamide Zaccheaus), Pitts captures volume in negative game scripts. The source has him ranked over some flex-eligible wide receivers on multiple teams. Additionally, Pitts is ranked higher than consensus, and this elevated ranking is directly tied to the expected high dropback volume for Michael Penix Jr., whose expected game script (heavy passing due to game flow) will create more opportunities for Pitts.
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