Alright, let’s talk about this whole Kyle Pitts or Dallas Goedert dilemma. This has been bugging me for a while now, so I figured I’d do a deep dive and share my findings with y’all.
First off, I started by looking at their basic stats. I mean, that’s the obvious first step, right? I used some online tools that let you compare players side-by-side. It’s pretty neat to see all their numbers lined up next to each other.
- Comparing Stats: I spent a good chunk of time just staring at those numbers. Touchdowns, receptions, yards – you name it, I was looking at it. I needed to get a feel for how these guys performed in the past. I looked up some expert recommendations, and more than a hundred of them, no less.
- Drafting Advice: I’m no fantasy football expert, but I know enough to know that drafting the right tight end can make or break your season. So, I dug into some draft advice articles and tools. I was specifically looking for anything that compared Pitts and Goedert directly.
- Health and News: Injuries are a pain, literally. So, I made sure to check the latest news on both players. It is important to make sure they’re both healthy and actually playing. No point in drafting a guy who’s always on the sidelines, right?
- Projections: I also checked out some PPR projections. I found one that said Goedert is projected to be a little better than Pitts. This stuff is never set in stone, but it’s good to have an idea of what to expect.
- Dynasty Trade Value: Now, I’m not in a dynasty league myself, but I know a lot of you are. So I looked up some trade value comparisons for these two. It’s interesting to see how people value them in a long-term setting.
My Conclusion: Honestly, after all this research, I’m still not 100% sure which one I’d pick. They’re both solid players with their own strengths and weaknesses. Goedert seems like the safer bet, with a more consistent track record. He’s likely to put up those 9-11 points per game, just like he always does. Pitts, on the other hand, is a bit more of a wild card. He’s got the potential to be a real game-changer, but he hasn’t quite lived up to the hype yet.
It really comes down to your risk tolerance and what you’re looking for in a tight end. If you want a steady, reliable guy, Goedert’s your man. If you’re feeling lucky and want to swing for the fences, then maybe Pitts is worth the gamble.
And hey, my grandson, he’s always going on and on about fantasy football. I heard him yelling about these two guys the other day, but I couldn’t quite catch what he was saying. Maybe I should ask him for his opinion sometime. He probably knows more than me at this point.
