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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Kyle Pitts finally delivered on his draft pedigree in 2025, catching 88 passes for 928 yards and five touchdowns across all 17 games while posting a 22.8% target share, the second-highest mark of any tight end in football. He averaged 9.8 fantasy points per game and was a consistent weekly contributor for the first time in his career, showing exactly why Atlanta selected him fourth overall back in 2021.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Pitts is the consensus TE7, and after years of frustration this finally looks like a stable, productive role. Atlanta's quarterback competition between Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. is worth monitoring, but Pitts has shown he can produce regardless of who wins that job, much like McBride and Fannin have at their respective situations. His size and athleticism remain elite and the target share is finally matching the talent. He is a confident TE1 target in most draft formats after years of being a boom-or-bust dynasty stash.
