Friday edition of PFT Live, it's track suit.

Friday, it's Satri-Ale's new branch in Chicago.

Oh, that's just where you're doing the thing again,

where you're just going to stop in the middle of a sentence.

You never know what I'm going to stop.

Now, this time, it was a senior moment.

I didn't know what I was going to say next.

See, I've prearranged my excuses by saying, be ready for me to stop and throw it to you deliberately in mid-sentence.

That covers me in those moments where I might just stop in mid-sentence because I don't know what the hell I'm going to say next.

All right.

There was some comments from Jason Light, Buccaneers GM recently.

And the draft is two weeks in the rearview mirror, but I think it's instructive.

When it comes to the next time, and we know it's coming, post-free agency, the pre-draft stuff hits full boil, and everybody is analyzing players

seven rounds deep and hundreds of players beyond that and who's on the board, who's off

the board. What does it take to be removed from a team's draft board? Certain things are non-negotiable.

Some things are a little fuzzier than that.

And when it comes to personality traits, Jason Light has a specific category of player that some may decide to exclude, but Light is willing in certain circumstances to make an exception.

Here he is talking about it earlier this week.

We have a long process of defining who we're taking off and who we're not.

Now, it's just because the guys, maybe people don't like him and he's a, you know,

D-Bagger and asshole, we're not going to just automatically take him off.

It's got to affect their football character.

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