There's a secret to winning your fantasy football league. Quite simply, it comes down to finding

enough breakout players. And in this video, you'll see seven players that you need to draft

before they break out. Starting with Falcons tight end, Kyle Pitts, who last year ended up seeing

110 targets as a rookie the third most of all time amongst any rookie tight end. And his 110 targets actually was fifth overall in the NFL last year, the sixth highest

opportunity share.

Now you might be thinking, oh, but he already broke out last year.

No, I'm talking about like a 1,300 yard 10 touchdown season breakout in store for 2022.

And that's because it's only going to get better from last year.

Here's why.

Head coach Arthur Smith and the

rest of the passing game coordinators and the offensive coordinator, they're working together to

strategically put him in spots to win. More specifically, they're using him in line a lot

so that he has a linebacker guarding him. This dude, Kyle Pitts, with a linebacker on him. The

translation is a clear and obvious advantage for pits, but there is one issue.

And that would be that his quarterback play isn't the greatest.

It's likely to be started Marcus Marriota, but there's also rookie Desmond Ritter

in Atlanta, not the best options.

However, Marcus Marriota, in his past stops with the Tennessee Titans, had this titan

named Delaney Walker.

And in 47 career games together, Delaney Walker

averaged 12.7 fantasy points per game. And that includes four seasons of over 100 targets

at the titan position, including a 133 target year with Marriota in 2015. And at 12.7 points

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