He's still TE5 in the projections, and closer to TE29 than he is to Kelce in projected points.

If the Falcons actually gave him an average quarterback, Pitts could finally justify the Fantasy hype he's received the past two seasons. Kyle Pitts is entering Year 3 as a pass catcher, has already shown 1,000-yard upside, and should still be improving as a player. We know Mark Andrews is the one guy who could shrink that gap, if he and Lamar Jackson can stay healthy. Kelce is 33 years old, so that edge is going to disappear sometime, but it's hard to project that after he had a career year in 2022. He has a 60-point edge on TE2, Mark Andrews, and is projected for more than double the PPR Fantasy points as TE10, Greg Dulcich. One thing becomes evident looking at the projections below, Travis Kelce still projects as an enormous edge over the field. Which free agents do we think are staying? Who might get cut? Who has a bunch of holes to fill? And this year, there's another question does anyone have the type of continuity we're used to seeing? While this is an impossible task in February, it is also a good springboard for some beneficial thought exercises. It's the week after the Super Bowl, so it's time for my annual way-too-early projections for the upcoming season.

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