Mike Wright

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, man.

Or spring.

Good luck.

Good luck making your decision on Bucky.

I'll take this one, guys.

So the question, do you avoid middle-round tight ends?

Because historically, as soon as the elite guys are gone and players are drafted, you're like, I want a player who I can just put into the tight end position.

He's just going to start for me, and it doesn't work.

Except for the playoff run of Kyle Pitts.

That's awesome.

I'm doing something.

I'm not drafting.

The most recent news is Matt LaFleur saying Tucker Craft could be ready by training camp.

I think part of the avoid tight ends in the middle rounds is –

If you already know who they are, you already know who they are as a fantasy player, where it's like Loveland and Warren, we don't completely know.

They seem like they're on the path to being top-tier, potential elite tight ends for fantasy.

It's like Pitts.

I mean, I'm...

I'm interested in Laporta, but at the same time, I know the strategy of, it's like Pitts, Laporta, and Kincaid are just, you know who they are.