Tuesday edition of PFT Live here in Indianapolis, the room's starting to, starting to, we were here first.

We were here early.

There's no a murmur.

It's starting to fill up a little bit.

I noticed when we got started, our guy Bob V's here helping us out today.

I noticed on the other side of the curtain.

And I've been meaning to ask him during a break, like one of those radio people over there who prides himself on being really loud was making a lot of noise. And I saw Bob walk away. And then when Bob came back, it wasn't as loud. I have a feeling Bob went over and said, hey, man, can you shut up? Can you shut off a little bit? Can you just tone it down? Other people are in here trying to hear themselves.

But it was one of those guys... you shut up? Can you shut off a little bit? Can you just tone it down? Other people are in here

trying to hear themselves. But it was one of those guys over there that was just, and there's always

one when you have a radio row set up like that. There's always one that is just like shouting at the top

of his lungs. So everybody pays attention to him and hopefully somebody tells him to please

shut the hell up. All right. You may want to tell me to shut the hell up, but sorry, I can't hear you.

One of these two can do it on your behalf.

Franchise tag for Kyle Pitts, Senior, Falcons Tight End.

This is a great story.

Now, it's not great that the Falcons are going to tag Kyle Pitts.

It keeps him from going to the Kyle Pitts. It keeps him from

going to the open market. But his quarterback in his rookie year, his only 1,000-yard season,

Matt Ryan, is now back as the president of football operations. And for his first order of

business, he applies the franchise tag to the guy he threw enough passes to that he had a thousand yards as a rookie.

But Pitts has never really lived up to that fourth overall pick potential.

He's been good, not great.

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