All right.

All right, B. Jammin.

Every starting Notre Dame offensive lineman in 2025 will eventually get drafted between round one and round three.

So that's, well, part of that depends on what assumption are you working with on who the starting offensive line is going to be.

If it's if it's nap, left or right nap, shrout, Craig, Jagassault, Wagner, I'm going to sell

the first part that they all get drafted.

I'm going to, excuse me, I'm going to buy the first part that they all get drafted.

I'm going to sell the part about them all being round one through

three. I think Anthony Knapp is a really good football player. I think I don't view him as a day

one, day two draft pick right now. I don't view Ashton Craig as a day one, day two draft pick

right now. And Billy Shralf can be, but he's not there right now. He's got a ways to go also.

You know, is Emil Wagner a guy that NFL teams are going to view as,

does this game project to the next level as well at 291 pounds as it does in college?

I don't know that it does.

I actually don't, I think this Notre Dame offensive line that we're projecting in 2025,

there's one guy that's an elite talent, and that's Jagassall.

So the line to me is going to look a lot more, unless Billy Schroen,

and we talked about this yesterday, Sean, in our star conversation that I think

Billy Shralf and Amil have a chance to be kind of those guys. Amel's always going to have a little

bit of a projection problem because of a size. That's going to always be more of a problem in the

NFL than it will in college, which is going to hurt his draft stock, in my opinion. Again,

I'm saying that as a fan, not a draft expert. Billy Strath is a guy that I do

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