Green Bay Packers pass-rusher Micah Parsons isn’t holding back. He took straight to social media, dropping a passionate plea for the Atlanta Falcons to finally start using tight end Kyle Pitts in their aerial attack. Anyone watching the Falcons’ Monday Night Football game against the New Orleans Saints could see it, and Parsons definitely saw it.
Pitts’ Early Season Ghost Act Has the League Buzzing
Seriously, two catches for twenty yards over Atlanta’s first three games? On six targets? That’s just wild for a player of Pitts’ caliber. He was barely a blip on the radar in the early goings of that Monday night matchup against the Saints. For a guy who’s supposed to be a cornerstone of that offense, his involvement has been practically nonexistent. You gotta wonder what the game plan is down in Atlanta, because it clearly isn’t featuring their tight end.
The Falcons’ Star-Studded Dilemma
I mean, we get it. Bijan Robinson and Drake London are absolute studs, and the Falcons are clearly leaning on them a lot. The source even says they’re “far more involved” than Pitts, and that shouldn’t be a “surprise.” But Parsons isn’t wrong here. You can have other stars and still get a guy like Pitts involved. He’s a mismatch nightmare when used correctly. The fact that an opposing pass-rusher is calling out your offensive scheme on social media tells you everything you need to know about how this looks from the outside.
Elsewhere in the NFL: Our Hawks Keep Rolling!
Look, it’s not all doom and gloom out there in the NFL, even if Atlanta’s got some head-scratchers. While the Parsons-Pitts drama unfolds, our boys, the Seahawks, pulled off a gritty win last night, beating the Chargers 30-23! That’s a huge W for the Emerald City! And speaking of our Hawks, word on the street is they’re signing a veteran RB, which is huge news for our injury-stricken squad and will hopefully give Sam Darnold some more help in the backfield.
As for the Falcons and Pitts, the ball’s in their court. Will they finally get him involved? Parsons is watching, and so are we. For our Seahawks, we’re riding that W into the next one. We’ll be there, 12s, bleeding green and blue!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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