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Pitts, we've seen Pitts be the tight end one, the tight end two, the tight end three, and the tight end four all in different games this year... they are road dogs, which would actually to me trend up Kyle Pitts's route rate. But if they do I mean if they somehow win this game... Kyle Pitts could play fewer snaps than Nick Muse.
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Pitts' snap count is game-script dependent; route rate up as road dog.

Kyle Pitts has played as tight end one, two, three, and four in different games this year for Atlanta, creating significant role volatility. As a road dog, the Falcons' game script should trend up Pitts's route rate; however, if Atlanta wins, Pitts could play fewer snaps than backup Nick Muse, making his snap count highly game-script dependent.

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