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(04-28-2021, 09:50 AM)ochocincos Wrote: If you take Pitts, you don't use him primarily as a blocking TE anyway. You use him essentially as a receiver who blocks occasionally.
Put him out wide, put him in the slot, or put him inline.

Maybe I'm crazy, but I think Pitts is a perennial 1000+ yard guy if used properly.
I think the people who don't want him see him as a 700 yard guy.

If you simply want to quantify the projections, I see Chase as a dominant WR in the NFL that could put up 1500 yard seasons, and he also helps draw coverage back to open up things for your other WRs, TEs, and RBs.  

I know that is high expectations for Chase, but he simply does whatever it takes to win and he has set National Records at all levels where he has played in doing so.  

You project Pitts as a perennial 1000 yard receiver (and he very well could be, but not likely on a team that lives in 11 personnel) when he never had more than 770 yards in college.  Yes, it was injuries, but it is still a fact.  Never had a 1000 yard season.