It's the do not draft list.

The list you need going into your drafts with Jamie Eisenberg right now on FFT Express.

All right, Jamie, how do you define your do not draft list?

There's got to be a little bit of nuance to it, I assume.

I don't have a do not draft list.

There's not one player that I will not draft that they fall to the right spot.

So there are players that are avoid at cost.

And that's, I think, the only way you should approach this.

So, for example, if you are not a Justin Jefferson, you're not in favor of Justin Jefferson because of Sam Donald.

You will probably pass on him for most likely Amara St. Brown, A.J. Brown,

maybe Seekuan Barkler, Jonathan Taylor.

I don't think he'll fall that far, but that's the point.

You wouldn't do that, though, right?

I would not do that, no.

Yeah.

Right. I want to, let me start off with this one. Like, I, Michael Pittman has been a do not draft guy for me. I want to get you, just because he's a hot topic now and we saw what the Colts passing game looked like, which was not heavily concentrated on Pittman at all.

Richardson had a bad game, but also they didn't really run the ball that much. You think they'll do more of that. And Mitchell was involved and Granson was involved and Pierce was involved and all. I think two targets for Pittman. So I haven't been drafting him. I don't think you draft him a lot either. I know there's a spot probably late in round four where you'd take Michael Pittman, but what do you think of right now? So his ADP has actually fallen to late round four, which is a little surprising, you know, given how things have, you know, the season that he had a year ago. Again, I think if you're targeting him early, I don't know if Heath has changed his rankings.

I know he's very high on Michael Pittman.

So like when I see Heath draft him, I kind of cringe a little bit because he's typically even, I know, I don't know recently, but in a few of our early drafts, it was like at the

two, three turn.

Like there's no way I can get behind that.

So the receivers that I tend to avoid at their usual

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