What happened: Atlanta has deployed three-tight-end sets with its first-team offense during training camp. Pitts said the grouping could create a "tight-end dominant offense."
Why it matters: The package combines one running back with three tight ends, allowing the offense to change between heavier run formations and multiple receiving options without substituting. Its usage could make Pitts a central piece of Atlanta's new scheme.
By the numbers: Pitts' extension includes $36 million fully guaranteed.
What to watch: Watch whether Atlanta continues using 13 personnel heavily through camp and into the preseason.