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(03-16-2021, 03:42 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: I could easily say Slater fits any scheme, that is a pretty general statement and  I could also say Pitts would not fit a run heavy scheme .. also there has become more and more of these types of TEs in the league and there are becoming more and more LBS and Safeties that actually cover these types of TEs.. it is a trend in the league on both ends... 

that is not taking away the talent that Pitts looks to possess in college to the NFL he may be superior than some other comparison TEs.. but the reality is this type of TE was way more rare 10 years ago... less now.. same with the type of LBs that are coming out of college today that are starting to be groomed to cover these type of TEs.

What type of run heavy team?

Vikings run heavy wide zone he fits perfectly same with Tennesee and Cleveland. His Athletic ability would be a perfect fit blocking laterally in space. Not to mention he would be so very dangerous with playaction.

I think you read a scouting report or two and seen it says not a great blocker and that's the end of that. He is so much more than a Tight End and the possibilities with Kyle Pitts in your Offense is endless. This is why you are seeing people mention him as the only guy they would trade into the top 10 for and as the guy behind Trevor Lawrence to make the most impact in the draft class.