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Kyle Pitts who I think is a fun player on the Falcons, but 608 by consensus, 611 on ESPN. He's going off the board ahead of Christian Watson, Marvin Harrison, Jaylen Warren, Brian Thomas, Tony Pollard, Parker Washington... paying up for Kyle Pitts it's just not great. We saw last year this range of drafts was a nightmare for tight ends.
STACKED’s take
TE8 ranked Pitts overpriced at ADP 608–611; Stewart prefers waiting or paying up for elite TEs.
Kyle Pitts is ranked as tight end eight by Ron Stewart but is going off the board at ADP 608 (consensus) to 611 (ESPN) in round 6, ahead of Christian Watson, Marvin Harrison, Jaylen Warren, Brian Thomas, Tony Pollard, and Parker Washington. Stewart finds this problematic because Pitts is more expensive on draft sites than both Travis Kelce and Sam LaPorta despite his lower tier ranking. Stewart argues paying up for Pitts in this range is not great value, citing that last year tight ends in this ADP range (LaPorta to David Njoku) were terrible picks, and expects two to three tight ends in the Pitts, Harold Fannin, Sam LaPorta, Tucker Kraft area to be brutal picks. Stewart prefers paying up for Brock Bowers, Dalton Kincaid, or Tyler Warren instead, or waiting until round 10 forward where tight ends generate league winners.
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