Hello again, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider.

It's Monday, April 7th.

I'm Tim Priester with Drew Mentock from Irish Illustrated, John Bryce of Football Scoop,

and Irish Illustrated, and Pete Samson of the Athletic.

We have talked about this quite a bit between, uh, between analysis,

written analysis and podcasts and instance and stuff like that.

We have not,

however added Pete Samson's opinion to the equation.

He was there with us on Saturday for the scrimmage.

Pete,

let's start talking about quarterbacks.

I know a lot of people want the definitive answer on who's going to be the starting quarterback based upon Saturday.

But I don't think I'm speaking out of turn for the Irish Illustrated part of this.

When I say that nobody played poorly among the quarterbacks on Saturday,

we don't necessarily think somebody has taken a lead or an advantage.

And again, that's just our observation. The coaches have had nine opportunities to evaluate them. But just

what did you see on Saturday with the quarterbacks? And then we'll kick it around a little bit

as to who might be in the lead or who did the best. I mean, we've all been doing this for a while,

and it was probably as inconclusive of viewing at quarterback as I can remember.

You know, for every open practice, there's always somebody who looks better than somebody else.

And like, I'm just not sure I feel like I'd be forcing it if I said, oh, you know, it was it was Carr or it was Angelie.

I thought that if it was a seven-on-seven competition, Angelly was the best.

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