Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz on Kyle Pitts

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Kyle Pittz... yes he is fully healthy... 166 yards not one not two three touchdowns... Kyle Pitts last year without Drake London on the field 2.56 yards per out run... That's the second best marker among tight ends... With London on the field those numbers slipped to 35th and 33rd... we did see a healthier you know just bigger more badass traditional version of Kyle Pittz in 2025... should be expecting pitch to either be the two or three... Like him and Bejian Robinson, 90 to 100 targets. Pitts, Leaporta, Craft, I would say Pitts has the better chance of racking up more targets than Leaporta and Craft

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STACKED’s take

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Fully healthy; TE2/3 upside with 90-100 targets; London absence boosts efficiency.

JJ Zachariason ranks Kyle Pitts as TE5 and notes he is fully healthy after a strong 2025 (166 yards, 3 TDs in week 15; ranked TE2 in total season points). Key insight: splits show 2.56 yards per route run (TE2) without Drake London on field but dropped to 35th and 33rd with London on field, indicating Pitts thrives in underneath looks. Zachariason expects Pitts to be TE2 or TE3 with 90–100 targets alongside Bejian Robinson, and notes the healthier, more traditional version of Pitts in 2025 is a positive sign after injury-plagued years 2–4. Pitts has a better chance of racking up more targets than Sam Laaporta and Tucker Craft due to less target competition.

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