Pitts is underutilized simply because all they want him to do is catch, and he's a pretty good blocker, but look who's running the team. Why they drafted him is beyond me if he's only getting the ball passed his way 3-4 times a game (with the occasional 5-6), and most are for 5/6 yards. If Bijan were anywhere else he would be the top RB in the league, instead they just don't know what to do with a generational talent, so they pair him with a scrub in Allgeire because...reasons.
Imagine Bijan on Philly's squad, Detroit, Seattle, or hell, even Tampa Bay (that's just my dream speaking), he would be even more incredible. Saquon says Bijan is the best back in the NFL, and so did Jonathan Taylor. Coming from those two, it's hard to argue. Although I think I would have Bijan, Saquon, Jahmyr Gibbs, and McCaffrey 1a, 1b, 1c, and 1d. In no particular order. Dude has 1,250 yards rushing @ 5 ypc and 6 rushing TD's to go along with 800 receiving yards and 3 TD's. He has over 2,050 yards from scrimmage and 9 TD's. How do you fuck that up? To put that in perspective, Saquon has 1,072 rushing with 7 TD's @ 4 ypc and 273 yards receiving and 2 TDs for 1,345 yards from scrimmage and 9 TD's; Gibbs has 1,102 w/ 13 TD's rushing and 560 yards receiving w/ 4 TD's for 1,662 and 17 TD's from scrimmage; McCaffrey has 1,039 rushing w/ 9 TD's and 849 receiving w/ 7 TD's for 1,888 and 16 TD's. Only Bijan has over 2,000 all purpose yards and is on the worst team.
As for Pitts, he's a great pass catcher, but they rarely ask him to do much else, so he just tries to find someone to block. The Falcons are an absolute shit show that make Dallas look like prime New England. Honestly, I wish Harbaugh would have gone there. He at least knows how to use the running game and TE's. It's hard to pull for Atlanta when they're run by morons.
Between Arthur Smith and Raheem Morris, I don't know who is the shittiest. Neither coach earned it, and they have no offensive identity whatsoever. When your TE has more receiving yards than your #1 WR, you're going backwards.