And we're back on the Michigan Insider, the Big 1050, WTKA online at the big 1050.com.

Ira Weinchap here along with my guy, Miz, on the other side of the glass.

Sam, we'll be back in the air chair tomorrow.

He's got some family business that he is on assignment for today, but he'll be back here tomorrow.

And we are joined this hour by Zach Shaw from the Michigan Insider.com and 247 sports. We spent the last 35, 40 plus minutes talking about the Michigan football offense.

Zach, that leaves about 10 minutes to talk about the Michigan football defense.

And you'd already mention this.

So we're going to start with the guys up front, the defense of tackles, because you're right.

We could be all the way up in the press box as far as away as you possibly can be from the field.

And you can still see that those defensive linemen seem very large.

Yeah, yeah, they might have, I'd have to look it up just to make sure,

but in my head I'm thinking they might have 10 guys who could be 310 plus

in terms of weight this year in that tackle room.

And that's, there's no team in college football that has that.

There's not a lot of teams in the NFL that can roll that deep.

And obviously some of those guys will be more ready to make plays than others.

But, but, I mean, you saw Ray Sean Benny.

And then I think some of those younger guys, you just, you can sense that physicality, right?

I mean, even when David Pele, Pele is even chasing down quarterbacks, that's a really good sign for the depth of this room.

Because I think you have obviously the transfers, Damon Payne, Trey Williams. You have the younger guys, Trey Pierce.

I know Michigan really high in Trey Pierce.

You know, Enno Eta, I think he continues. He was kind of, he held on as long as he could to playing

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