briank wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 3:25 pmWhat you’re saying makes perfect sense. My problem with that though is the history of predicting fantasy relevant TE is absolutely atrocious. Have we all of a sudden figured it out, or is Pitts just a once in a lifetime type of prospect? The positional scarcity is a big factor, but so is the risk of trusting TE evaluations.Pac_Eddy wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 10:28 am Saw a comment in the Team Advice forum that made me think. A guy was considering trading Godwin for Travis Kelce straight up and debating the pros and cons.
It's far easier to draft or replace WR production than elite TE production. Even if the odds of hitting on Pitts are lower, the reward may be higher just from the scarcity of high producing TEs. Landing spot will be a decent size factor for me. This draft season is going to be fun.
Pitts was the first player to run a 4.4 measuring 6'5" since Calvin Johnson. First TE to finish top 10 in Heisman voting in 50 years. Largest wingspan for any WR or TE in 20 years. The evidence is lending itself more towards Pitts just being a super special and rare prospect that defies the conventional logic.