Kyle Pitts Dynasty Value

A 245-pound tight end who runs a 4.44 forty is not supposed to exist. Pitts put up 93 receptions for 1,363 yards and 17 touchdowns in just 23 games across three seasons at Florida, averaging 4.0 catches and 59.3 receiving yards per game against SEC competition. Started slow as a true freshman in 2018 with 3 catches in 3 games, then broke out for 54 receptions and 649 yards as a sophomore before an absurd 2020 campaign: 36 catches, 641 yards, and 11 touchdowns in 7 games, a pace of 91.6 yards per game with a 17.8 yards-per-reception clip. The 14.7 career yards per reception is a downfield number you see from wideouts, not tight ends. His 33.5-inch vertical and 129-inch broad jump round out a testing profile that is historically rare at this size. Highest-drafted tight end since Vernon Davis. Lines up inline, in the slot, split out wide. The only real question is whether NFL defenses scheme him differently than the SEC did, but the athletic tools suggest it won't matter. R1.4 for a unicorn prospect whose combination of speed, size, and scoring production has no modern precedent at tight end.