The Pittsburgh Steelers largely addressed their woes when it came to the receiving corps that had plagued them last season when they acquired and subsequently extended DK Metcalf to a multi-year deal with the team.
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins has dominated much of the the Atlanta Falcons news cycle this offseason, but what exactly to do with struggling tight end Kyle Pitts probably comes a close second.
Kyle Pitts, the Atlanta Falcons' tight end, was taken No. 4 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft, and he has had a mix of ups and downs during his four years in the league. As a rookie, he was impressed with over 1,000 receiving yards and a Pro Bowl selection, but he only found the end zone once.
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Kyle Pitts has been in trade rumors since mid-season while Kirk Cousins has been the talk of the offseason about his potential trade. Neither one has been
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Kansas City Chiefs have won two of the last three Super Bowls, and one of the reasons why is the play of Future Hall of Fame tight end Travis Kelce.
As it stands, the Atlanta Falcons have the 15th pick on the first night of the draft, and that pick has been the subject of trade rumors for the past few weeks.
The Atlanta Falcons have been rumored since the middle of the season to trade the highest-drafted tight end in NFL history, but it has yet to happen. In four seasons Kyle Pitts has 196 total receptions for 2,651 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Atlanta Falcons' Kyle Pitts has been the subject of trade rumors throughout the offseason. Whether the fifth-year tight end ends up going to another team before or after the draft remains to be seen.
The Atlanta Falcons are currently in between being heavily focused on the draft and potentially trading Kirk Cousins or Kyle Pitts before draft day and potentially securing a higher draft pick along with it.
Heading into this pivotal season, Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot have consistently reiterated that underperforming tight end Kyle Pitts needs to get going .
As a team that’s still near the bottom of the league’s power rankings heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots have plenty of improvements to make before they’re considered an AFC powerhouse.
Since being drafted fourth overall by the Falcons in 2021, Kyle Pitts has had a career filled with highs and lows. Pitts broke records as a rookie with over 1,000 receiving yards, but struggled to stay healthy in 2022 and saw his numbers drop.
As the Falcons prepare for what should be a defense-heavy draft for them, there are still many questions that are completely answered. Reports about Kyle
No matter the levels to which Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris and Co. try to prop up underperforming tight end Kyle Pitts, the proof will be in the pudding this upcoming season.
Kyle Pitts has been a rollercoaster since coming into the league and could be on a new team come draft day. Coming out of Florida in 2021, there was huge expectations for the highest-drafted tight end in NFL history, only for Pitts to have 10 career touchdowns after four seasons.
The NFL Draft is right around the corner, which means we could see some big trades soon. Trading attention around the Atlanta Falcons is pointed at Kirk Cousins, but more moves could be made.
The word “generational” is thrown around way too often with NFL Draft prospects. There are truly only a few generational draft prospects over the last 30 or 40 years, but we hear that word thrown out during every draft cycle (Marvin Harrison Jr, Bijan Robinson, Kyle Pitts, Chase Young, etc).
The 2025 class should present the Atlanta Falcons multiple edge rushing options at No. 15 overall in the first round. But the team could be concerned that its top choice at edge rusher lands with either rival the Carolina Panthers or the New Orleans Saints.
After a tough season for the Falcons offense in 2024, rumors have started to circulate about whether the team should keep or trade Kyle Pitts. While he’s had moments of success, he has yet to justify his top-five investment Kyle Pitts’ junior year at Florida made him a standout target across all NFL draft boards in 2021.
One of the biggest storylines for the Falcons‘ upcoming season is Kyle Pitts. The highest-drafted tight end in NFL history has been nothing short of a disappointment since his rookie campaign.
According to Zach Klein, the Falcons would “1,000 percent” trade Kyle Pitts if the opportunity presented itself. There has been plenty of speculation about the Falcons potentially putting Kyle Pitts on the trade block, but this is the first report suggesting that they will be actively looking for a dance partner.
The Athletic's Josh Kendall addressed the Kyle Pitts trade rumors that could hover over the Falcons until draft night.
With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the Atlanta Falcons should make in the coming months.
The Falcons need quarterback Michael Penix Jr. to clean up their mess. On Wednesday, Penix, who just finished his rookie season, discussed an under-the-radar significant topic in Atlanta for 2025.
The Falcons offseason is underway, with the first order of business being the search for a new defensive coordinator following the firing of Jimmy Lake.
For a third consecutive season, Kyle Pitts has vastly underperformed expectations. Following a historic rookie campaign in which Pitts set multiple franchise records on the way to the Pro Bowl, injuries and poor quarterback play really hamstrung the 2021 4th overall pick.
If you started Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts on your fantasy team this week then you saw a big fat zero next to his name at the end of the game.
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