Outlook Kyle Pitts Sr.
Sinking Draft Cost and Heavy Target Share Create Prime TE1 Value
Fresh off signing a three-year contract extension, Kyle Pitts Sr. remains firmly entrenched as Atlanta's primary tight end. Operating alongside Drake London and Bijan Robinson in the passing game, Pitts is positioned for another heavy workload after compiling 90 receptions for 953 yards on 123 targets last season.
Our projections expect continued high-volume involvement, slating him for 75 catches, 880 receiving yards, and six touchdowns (197.0 fantasy points). Sitting atop the tight end depth chart ahead of Austin Hooper, his consistent route participation provides weekly stability in 1.0 PPR leagues despite questions under center.
Fantasy draft trends show his draft cost plummeting from pick 71 in early August to around pick 112. This market dip turns Pitts into a premier draft-day value steal, offering legitimate top-tier volume at a fraction of his previous price.
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Outlook Mark Andrews
Veteran Tight End Offers Rebound Value as Draft Stock Slides
Mark Andrews enters his ninth season leading Baltimore's tight end room under new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. Despite seeing fewer targets last season, Andrews remains Lamar Jackson's most trusted red-zone security blanket atop the depth chart alongside wideouts Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman.
Our models project Andrews for 60 receptions, 665 yards, and eight touchdowns across 81 targets, totaling 172.0 fantasy points. While his yardage efficiency has dipped with age, his red-zone involvement ensures steady weekly TE1 upside in an efficient Baltimore passing game.
Market sentiment has cooled dramatically, with his ADP tumbling from the 120 range down past pick 165 over the past month. At this depressed draft cost, Andrews transforms from a fading asset into a premier late-round value target in 1.0 PPR formats.
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