Welcome, everybody, to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider.

It's Thursday, April 4th.

I'm Tim Priester from Irish Illustrator.

We're joined for the first time on our podcast, Drew Mentock of Irish Illustrated,

and, of course, John Bryce, also of Irish Illustrated.

But football scoop, first and foremost, Tim O'Malley will be back next week.

Is Pete, I don't know if Pete Sampson is going to be back yet.

But anyway, we've got a three-man crew here today.

We're going to talk about Wednesday's practice.

John and Drew did the practice reports on that.

I'll have my observations Friday morning, some other stuff that I was looking at.

But, John, let's start with you.

And we talked about this on our incident analysis yesterday, but just getting back into what you saw on your side of the football, which was the defense.

Offense.

Yeah.

Well, the first and foremost, the most noteworthy was the defense. Offense. Yeah. Well, the first and foremost and most noteworthy was the fact that I saw Riley Leonard back out there. And it was one thing when I saw him on the stationary bike and elevating on the stationary bike and really getting after it.

But it was quite another to see him going through the paces in so much as he could in a lot of the

drills that were open to the media there during flex and then the first five periods,

one of those being a full special teams period.

But Riley was throwing the football.

He executed some plays.

He worked on handoffs.

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