Folks, let's dive into part two of the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to by our friends over at Van Duel. And what we're going to do now is we're going to go through and we're going to take a look at Notre Dame's offensive position groups. And like Brian said at the start of the show, this is something that we like to would have done at the start of spring. There's a lot of moving pieces. It's when we just heard that some players were going to be sitting out.

So now that we have about a six practice sample size,

they're at practice six, we haven't gotten to C6,

we're going to go through and rank our offensive position groups.

And basically how we're going to do this, it's where things are at right now.

We're not projecting forward to the season.

So it's not, you know, I have wide receivers

at number one right now because I think that they're going to have a heck of a year's,

where they're at right now. A bunch of different evaluating tools went into these factors,

and then we're working five to one. We'll snake these. I'll give one. Brian will give, you know,

one of his and then back and forth.

So very interesting conversation. And this was an interesting list to put together to say the least.

I would say, Brian.

A lot harder than we've had in the past. And it's and it was even easier than the defense.

The defense was incredibly hard.

And we're going to talk about that probably on Friday.

But what this basically comes down to, it's, it's a, it's a look at where we think the position groups are today.

And so when we talk about the tight ends, for example, there's no Ian Primer.

You know, we will talk about the running backs, like example, there's no Ian Primer. You know, we will talk about

the running backs, like with the guys that we know will return. But the reality is there are,

there's some uncertainty there. And so that's going to reflect on that position group. And so it's

really a look at where the position groups are today. It includes talent, depth of talent, experience, all the factors that go

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