So Sean, this weekend wasn't just an Aiden Pouncey.

We could just say, oh, show is over.

Let's do the mailbag.

But we had some other stuff going on this weekend.

There was a draft Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Sean.

And I know you and I always enjoy talking about the draft and evaluating the draft.

And Notre Dame had six players taken in this year's draft,

which is actually, I believe, one more than last year's draft, Sean.

If I remember correctly, I'm going to look at this.

I think they had seven last year.

If I remember correctly, let me just go ahead and look at that real quick.

Let me pull up draft history.com and look at Notre Dame. They had, see,

one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Yes. So Joe Walt, Blake Fisher, Maris,

Leofal, Camhart, J.D. Perthian, Aldrich Estimate, Javent, Jean-Baptiste. So they had

seven last year, six this year. So actually fewer than a year ago. And we're going to talk about, you know, those players being taken.

And we saw something happen this weekend, Sean, this past week that we hadn't seen at

Notre Dame in a very long time. Matter of fact, the last time it had happened was 1993. What was it

that happened? You had two Notre Dame defensive backs being taken in the first three

rounds of the same draft. Last time that happened was Tom Carter and Willie Clark back in

1993. You've had DBs on an entire secondary get drafted, but it's like Tom Carter one year,

Jeff Burris the next year, Bobby Taylor the next year. It was never in the same draft. And if Xavier

Watts would have gotten drafted in the second round like he should have, then it would

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