All right, Brian, in part two of today's show. All right, Brian, in part two of today's show, we are going to break down this room individually.

Last section, we kind of looked at this room as a whole.

But now we're going to break down some of the individual pieces that are in this room.

And there's no better way to start it off than Eli Raritan, who is projected to be and will be their number one tight end,

barring any sort of injury.

So when you look at Eli Raritan, pretty, I guess you could call it tumultuous career so

far with Notre Dame, suffered his fair share of injuries.

But last season, he was finally fully healthy, played in all 16 games for Notre Dame.

He was relatively healthy in the spring of 24, played in all 16 games and has remained

healthy this entire offseason and had as close to what you can have to a break out this

spring, especially from a lot of the things that we've seen, according to your sources,

a lot of the things that you've heard about Eli Raritan. He is on the brink of a breakout season.

For Eli, it just comes down to, can you stay out there? That's really what it comes down to.

Can you stay out there? We've seen this from Notre Dame tight ends a million times of the years.

You'll see a guy that one guy leaves and another guy steps in and he doesn't have a lot of career production and he doesn't,

has done this, has done that, and then he steps into the void and just dominates. We've seen that

time and time and time again from talented Notre Dame tight ends. and it that's the expectation for this group if

you look at Eli Rared and he's got 16 career catches coming in the season what was Cole

Commett's career catch numbers going into 2019 it's 17 and then what did he do that year 43 catches

515 yards six touchdowns georg Georgia couldn't cover them, and he becomes

a second round draft pick. That's what happens at Notre Dame. When you look at this past season,

and you look at what Mitchell Evans did in 2023 before his injury, he had 29 catches for 22

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