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Remember, Pitts had a massive chunk of his fantasy production when London was injured. Pitts was slightly above his career norms when London was healthy.
STACKED’s take
Pitts' 2025 breakout relied on London injury; fade ADP 75.0 with QB uncertainty.
Pitts finally delivered the breakout last season, catching 88 passes for 928 yards and five touchdowns—the first time he posted more than 53 catches and 667 yards since his rookie season in 2021. He ranked in the top 13 percent of tight ends in route efficiency and the top 6 percent in target volume at the position. However, the path back to that ceiling has real friction this year. Drake London still commands a significant share of the target pie, the quarterback competition between Michael Penix and Tua Tagovailoa is unresolved, and the passing scheme in Atlanta is not built to funnel high raw volume through any one weapon not named London or Bijan Robinson. Pitts had a massive chunk of his fantasy production when London was injured; he was slightly above his career norms when London was healthy. Jim Coventry fades Pitts at ADP 75.0, arguing his price assumes last year's leap simply repeats when target competition and quarterback uncertainty argue for a steadier, more capped outcome.
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