Kyle Pitts Sr.

Atlanta Falcons TE 23

Week 6 vs CHI

Wk 6 -- Read as the page opens

Rest of season 70.0 from week 6, TE23 in our order

Opp rank -- vs CHI

Avg 5.4 a game in 5 games

Last 15.2 week 5 vs BAL

Δ Proj --

This season 2026, PPR, through week 5

Kyle Pitts Sr. week by week, 2026
Wk	Opp	the week's projection	PPR points	targets	catches	receiving yards	receiving touchdowns	carries	rushing yards	rushing touchdowns	share of snaps
1	at PIT	--	0.0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	63%
2	vs CAR	--	2.5	3	1	15	0	0	0	0	38%
3	at GB	--	1.5	2	1	5	0	0	0	0	59%
4	at NO	--	7.7	3	3	47	0	0	0	0	51%
5	vs BAL	--	15.2	6	5	42	1	0	0	0	67%
Season5 games, 5.4 a game			26.9	15	10	109	1	0	0	0	55%

202517 games, 12.4 a game			210.8	118	88	928	5	0	0	0	88%
202417 games, 7.7 a game			131.2	74	47	602	4	0	0	0	62%
202317 games, 8.1 a game			137.3	90	53	667	3	1	-4	0	64%

Still to play

Wk 6 vs CHI Sun Oct 18
Wk 7 vs SF Sun Oct 25
Wk 8 at TB Sun Nov 1
Wk 9 vs CIN Sun Nov 8
Wk 10 vs KC Sun Nov 15
Wk 11 Bye
Wk 12 at MIN Sun Nov 29
Wk 13 vs DET Sun Dec 6
Wk 14 at CLE Sun Dec 13
Wk 15 at WSH Sun Dec 20
Wk 16 vs TB Sun Dec 27
Wk 17 vs NO Sun Jan 3
Wk 18 at CAR Sun Jan 10

Our read

Written Oct 17, from his facts through last season

The 2025 season was real, no doubt about it. TE2 among 137 qualifying tight ends, one spot behind Trey McBride in points, touches and yards, a 22.7% target share up from 13.7% the year before. But the shape of that season had a hole in it, and 2026 has fallen straight through. His red-zone share of his own touches was 10.2% last year, TE88 among 126, and through five weeks of 2026 he has zero touchdowns on 15 targets.

Rest of season70.0PPR points from week 6

Preseason projection150projected PPR points

The new problem is depth. Six point three yards average depth of target, TE19 among the 33 tight ends with 15 or more targets. Kevin Stefanski and Tommy Rees are using him as a possession outlet, and possession outlets do not carry a tight end to 150 points. He is at 5.4 a game against the 9.4 pace we set before the season, and the gap is not small. The one encouraging thing is week 5 of 2026, 15.2 points, by far his best of the year. If that is the start of the ball moving his way downfield, the case reopens.

Availability was never the worry and still is not. He has not missed a game this season, no designation since before week 1 of 2026, and he played all 17 in each of the last three years. Our number was 150 for the season, TE5 on our board, and drafters took him at 86.6. That was before the season. Right now he is not giving you close to that. Hold him through the week 5 of 2026 uptick and the week 11 of 2026 bye. If weeks 6 and 7 of 2026 look like weeks 1 through 4 of 2026 did, we would move on and use the spot.