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Four Atlanta Falcons players, including Bijan Robinson, Kyle Pitts, Chris Lindstrom, and Jessie Bates III, were named to the 2025 AP NFL All-Pro team, highlighting their standout performances this season.
The Atlanta Falcons updated their injury report ahead of their Monday Night Football game against the Los Angeles Rams, adding defensive lineman Ruke Orhorhoro and tight end Kyle Pitts, both with knee injuries, along with other limited players.
The article provides fantasy football rankings for Week 17 of the 2025 season, highlighting Kyle Pitts as a top-five tight end and emphasizing the accuracy of Nathan Jahnke’s rankings, along with injury updates and premium tools for fantasy football enthusiasts.
The Atlanta Falcons' Kyle Pitts and Drake London were limited in Thursday practice due to knee injuries, with Pitts coming off a career-best game, while London continues to recover from a PCL sprain; additional defensive linemen also reported injuries.
Falcons wide receiver Drake London returned to practice after missing four games with a knee injury, with his participation level to be evaluated for this weekend's game against the Cardinals. Meanwhile, tight end Kyle Pitts has been performing well in London's absence, and the team is also dealing with injuries to other players like cornerback Mike Hughes.
In Week 15 of the NFL, Trevor Lawrence and Kyle Pitts were named Offensive Players of the Week for their outstanding performances, with Lawrence setting a record for the Jaguars and Pitts achieving career highs. Gilman and Jackson earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for their defensive contributions, while Dicker and Myers led on special teams for the Chargers and Seahawks, respectively.
The Atlanta Falcons' practice report shows limited participation for tight end Kyle Pitts with a toe injury and Charlie Woerner with an ankle injury, as they prepare for the game against the Carolina Panthers. Other players like Casey Washington and James Pearce Jr. are progressing from injuries, while several players remain out or limited.
The article provides fantasy football start 'em, sit 'em advice for NFL Week 3, highlighting Ashton Jeanty's volume despite efficiency issues and Kyle Pitts Sr.'s increased role, along with rankings and considerations for other players.
The article discusses seven NFL players, including Kyler Murray, Kyle Pitts, and Bryce Huff, who are considered enigmas due to their inconsistent performances and potential, as they head into the 2025 season.
Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts is sidelined due to a foot injury and will be managed cautiously during rehab, with no specific timeline for return, as the team prioritizes his health in the offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are considering a major trade involving Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts and quarterback Kirk Cousins, potentially to bolster their offense and prepare for future quarterback needs, while also managing draft capital and cap space, especially with the possibility of acquiring Aaron Rodgers or developing a quarterback for 2026.
Kyle Pitts, a key player for the Atlanta Falcons, was absent from the first OTA practice along with several other players, with unclear reasons for his absence. Pitts, entering the last year of his rookie contract, has not matched his rookie season performance and has been less productive in recent years.
Fantasy football expert Gary Davenport suggests dropping DeAndre Hopkins and Kyle Pitts from fantasy rosters in Week 12. Hopkins, now with the Kansas City Chiefs, has struggled to produce consistent numbers, while Pitts has been underutilized in Atlanta's offense. With several teams on bye, fantasy managers should consider replacing these players with more reliable options.
Kirk Cousins revealed that he and Kyle Pitts couldn't make a jersey number trade because it would have cost several hundred thousand dollars to buy up all the Pitts jerseys already on the market, as per NFL rules. Cousins, who wanted No. 8, and Pitts, who wanted to switch numbers, ultimately decided to stick with their current numbers, 18 and 8, respectively, due to the cost involved.
Kirk Cousins will wear No. 18 for the Atlanta Falcons, while tight end Kyle Pitts will keep No. 8. The NFL has a policy where players can change their jersey numbers but would have to buy out existing inventory if they wanted to make the switch prior to the upcoming season. It remains unclear what it would have cost to buy out the existing inventory of Pitts jerseys, but Cousins apparently wasn't interested in doing so. The article questions the fairness of this policy and whether it should have been part of the negotiations between Cousins and the Falcons.