Hello and welcome back to the Road of its Bestball Show. My name is Collum Kelly. You can follow me on Twitter at Overtime, Ireland. And I'm joined again by my co-host on the show here. It is Zachary Kruger, who's on Twitter at ZK underscore FFB. We are going to talk today about wide receivers that you should be avoiding at their current ADP in fantasy football drafts. And I think these ones might touch a nerve or two. I think they're interesting players. There's some of them that are players that I really, really like as players, but the ADP is getting a little bit out of control, so we're going to talk about who you should be avoiding. The first one up is Michael Pittman of the Annapolis Colts, and I think it's going to be interesting to see if you agree with me or not on this one. He is somebody who last year had a very solid season, I guess we'll say, with Carson Wentz as his quarterback, who I don't think

either of us are fans of Carson Wentz as a quarterback, but he is currently underdog ADP of 34, and

then he is, that makes him just a late second round pick in terms of ADP, which I think is vastly,

vastly too high in terms of his ADP. When we look down over at the FFPC, he's going in the late third round at pick 44. In terms of positional ADP, that makes him wide receiver 15 in terms of current drafting. Now, he has got an upgrade, in my opinion, a quarterback with Matt Ryan. I think it's a better situation than he was in this time last year, but lots and lots of

concerns.

We look at positional ADP where he is going various where we have ranked on rotoviz.com, which

is wide receiver 38 at this point.

There is a 23 positional ADP difference in that.

So what are some of your thoughts on Pittman?

Is Matt Ryan, the savior who takes Pittman from somebody who's solid to that superstar

wide receiver?

You know, if you're drafting somebody at wide receiver 15 in the second or third round,

you're thinking this guy is going to be a top 12 wide receiver at the end of the season.

I think there's a very limited upside on where

we can see Pittman going. As much as I liked him before the NFL draft and how he performed

last year, I think the ADP seems a little obscure at the moment for me. Yeah, so when I think about

Matt Ryan and even when I think about 2021 Carson Wins, I think part of what made Wynce work well with the Colts last season

and what I think everyone is kind of expecting to make Ryan work well with the Colts this season

is the fact that they have Jonathan Taylor at running back who you can make the argument that he's now the best running back in football

between just what he offers on the ground, between what he offers through the air.

There's a lot of really great ways to implement someone of Jonathan Taylor's talent into an

offense, keep things moving, put points on the board and things of that nature.

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