Kyle Pitts is the centerpiece of Rotoworld’s 2025 fantasy guide, but the Falcons’ offense faces a prove-it year. Pitts flashed four top-12 fantasy finishes in the season’s first eight weeks, then cooled as Atlanta’s passing game stalled. The big tight end remains a freak athlete, yet his target counts have lagged, making him a risky mid-teer option. The deck shifts with Michael Penix Jr. opening as starter; in limited exposure last year Pitts averaged only about 3.3 targets per game, hinting at volatility but huge ceiling if Penix unlocks the offense.

Projections for 2025 tilt Pitts toward a modest but tantalizing line (roughly mid-to-high 40s catches, around 580-600 yards, 4 TDs). His high air yards per target signal upside if the Falcons’ air assault improves. Fantasy managers chasing breakout tight ends should weigh Pitts as a boom/bust pick, leaning toward roster flexibility and upside rather than a guaranteed weekly floor. FantasyLife+ is pushed as a reminder that a personalized approach matters in league setups.