It is Navy Week at Notre Dame.

Normally that means a lot of talk about scout team quarterbacks and tackling fullbacks,

but considering they now run a millennial wing tee was the best phrase I have heard

watching film on Navy so far this season.

I think Marcus Freeman was adequately concerned about the multiple options that Navy's offense

can present to you.

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Mitch Jeter remains questionable.

Marcus Freeman said he wanted to try to give it a go in warm-ups.

He could tell he could not be himself.

Billy Shrout could be available in some capacity.

Last week was his first week doing football as opposed to rehab.

Some capacity certainly doesn't sound like a starting assignment, Tim,

but he could be working his way back in,

clearly post-by now with a by week approaching.

Yeah, it could be a series or two.

It was suggested, I think, by Drew Metak that it could be special teams.

It could be something like that. But rather than throw them in full tilt for 75 snaps,

you get to understand why they wouldn't want to do that.

J.B, I thought it was a good point by Marcus Freeman. He just asked about the relevance that Navy's

ranked and their 6 and 0. He took on Brian Newberry in game number one of a new era, destroyed them.

Since then, they are now 6 and 0 ranked team.

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