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Kyle Pitts delivered a historic performance with 166 receiving yards and three touchdowns in Thursday night action.
Pitts’s big night helped some fantasy managers avoid panic in a crucial playoff showdown.
The piece notes Mike Evans’s return, catching six of 12 targets for 132 yards.
Rome Odunze returned to practice, signaling potential upside for Chicago’s offense.
The analysis urges fantasy managers to avoid overreacting to weather and temperature in lineup decisions.
Experts caution against relying on garbage-time production when setting lineups.
The guidance recommends treating Week 15 like Week 6 or 7, sticking to reliable scorers.
The article highlights the possibility of Dez Evans’s return improving the Buccaneers’ offense.
Achane’s status and Bears’ bruise-weather considerations influence Monday night decisions.
Behrens notes Odunze’s potential impact alongside Caleb Williams for Chicago’s offense.

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Kyle Pitts had career highs with 11 catches, 166 yards and three touchdowns in the Falcons’ 29-28 win over the Buccaneers.
Pitts became one of only a few tight ends to reach 10 receptions, 150+ yards and 3+ TDs in a game, a record highlighted by TruMedia data.
Falcons head coach Raheem Morris praised the team’s resilience and emphasized a people-first, we-not-me mindset after the win.
Rookie James Pearce Jr. continued his breakout, reaching eight sacks on the season, the most by a Falcons rookie since sacks became official.
Pitts’ performance intensified conversations about his future in Atlanta, including possible franchising at $15.8 million if his play continues.
Kirk Cousins connected well with Pitts, noting Pitts’ ability to separate and his design by Zac Robinson to create opportunities.
Falcons moved to 4-9 on the season, with the win offering some late-season momentum for coach Morris’s squad.
Pitts’ late TD and in-bounds catch review added drama, highlighting the tight end’s playmaking in high-stakes moments.
The Falcons dominated the box score in scrimmage yards, with Bijan Robinson accounting for a large share of the offense.
The Falcons kept fighting despite penalties, finishing the game with 19 penalties, the most since 2016 according to OptaStats.

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