Let's jump into our next segment, Brian, and this is the defensive position battles.

And as I mentioned prior, we did the offensive position battles on Friday, so a few days ago.

But we were, we kind of ran out of time.

We had it hard out because we,

we had to talk about Jadon Blair and his, uh, his commitment to Notre Dame. And so that was

the fun little side, you know, piece of a show that we don't normally do on a Friday.

So yeah, 100%. So we didn't have time to do the defensive position battles. And so we want to make sure we get after that today. Again, if you're looking for the offensive battles, you can either go to YouTube on Friday or you can check out the podcast that was uploaded, I believe, Saturday morning. It'll be right there. And so you can go check that out as well. But don't go anywhere because we're going to have the defensive position battles right now. So, Brian, this is going to be a little bit different than the

offensive position battles because I don't want to say they're not as important because I don't

want to belittle the battles that are actually taking place on the defensive side of the ball.

But they're different than the offensive side of the ball, but they're different

than the offensive side of the ball. We're not, I mean, you know, offense, we're talking like right

tackle, left guard, you know, the second quarterback position, the wide receiver rotation, like,

there, there are some legitimate, you know, position battles going on. I don't know that that's so much the

case defensively, but still some good stuff to talk about for sure. Yeah. And I think part of it

too is, Vince, because on offense, some of those position battles are very important spots

where we're hoping that the guys that win it can become really important

players. You know what I mean? Like when we talk about Jagassall and Rocco Spindler, we're open

that they can be like not just win the job, but be dudes. Yes. When you talk about the boundary

receiver position, like we're hoping if somebody breaks out and becomes a dude. Right. You know,

whereas on defense, it's kind of like kind of like, you already have your dudes,

right? It's Xavier Watts. It's Benjamin Morrison. It's Howard Cross and Riley Mills and guys like

that where now it's like, okay, the battles here are more about who's going to play opposite Benjamin

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