Multiple targets and a big first-half grab show Pitts’s big-play potential, even as the offense features a heavy run emphasis. Red-zone opportunities and vertical shots remain on the table as the passing attack comes alive.

Pitts offers red-zone upside and big-play potential as Atlanta’s tight end, a suitable pivot for lineups needing salary relief or a high-ceiling TE stack with Robinson.

Pitts has shown growing involvement with seven receptions for 59 yards last week. Vikings’ TE defense has been leak-prone historically, giving Pitts a chance to emerge as a low-end TE1 with more targets.

Falcons tight end with flashes of top-tier upside; Week 2 hinges on WR health and game flow, offering upside if the target tree is thinned.

<p>Pitts had a strong Week 1 with 7 grabs on 8 targets but benefited from injuries to teammates. His Week 2 matchup vs Minnesota remains risky as the Falcons rotate targets; Pitts’ ceiling depends on game flow and how much the Falcons lean on him when London and Mooney are active.</p>