By so hold, Bo Probula is a downgrade from Brady Cook.

Which version of Brady Cook?

That's my question.

If it's this past year's Brady Cook, then no.

I don't think that's a downgrade.

If we're talking about 2023 version of Brady Cook, sure, that's a downgrade.

But it's kind of like Howard Cross. Notre Dame is not replacing

2023 Howard Cross. They're replacing 2024 Howard Cross, which is an

easier thing to do. So, you know, like Brady

Quick, Brady, I keep going to say Brady Quinn. Brady Cook

last year passed for 2,500 yards, average 7.9 yards per attempt,

had 11 touchdowns and two picks last year. Rush for five touchdowns and was hurt multiple

games. He missed a couple games with injury, including a game that they won. So I, you know,

I don't, I mean, everybody likes to bang on, on Drew Pine for how poorly he played against Alabama, but he did lead them to a win with three touchdown passes

against the offseason national champs last season in Oklahoma, you know, so I, I mean, they went two and one in game for he took the majority of the snaps.

So like, yeah, is he an upgrade over 2023 version of Brady Cook?

No.

Is he an upgrade over 2024 version of Brady Cook?

Yes.

I don't think that's a huge move.

Like, I'm not a huge bro Perbula guy,

but Brady Cook was very average last year.

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