The next thing we're going to talk about gentlemen is we are going to talk about gentlemen is we are going to jump in to kind of the depth chart, right?

What does it look like overall?

Who do we see where, you know, that kind of a thing?

Is there, you know, is there going to be designated left and right and all of these different things?

There's a lot of question marks here as far as what the defensive end position is going to look like with the depth chart.

Brian, what are your thoughts?

And actually, I will kick this over to Trevor.

What are your thoughts on the overall depth chart that we're looking at going into fall camp?

You know, they get through the summer, all of those things.

Your thoughts on the depth chart overall, just where it's at, just your thoughts, my man.

I think the depth is in a, I mean, it's obviously in a much better spot than what it was, say,

in November of last season.

In terms of depth, I love the move that Cole Mullins is back in the end position.

He's going to round out the depth.

We'll talk more about him later in this segment.

But the biggest thing that I like about this group as a whole is I love the diversity of talent.

Very similar.

Again, I'm going to draw another analogy to the wide receiver room, but you don't want to have six guys that can all do the same thing. You know, Brian talked yesterday about Texas A&M's heralded defensive line class and how good

they all were.

And brought up to him, it's like, yeah, that's great, man.

They can all play like two positions.

And so I don't really know what that does for your group.

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