Getting into the final part of the Irish Breakdown podcast brought you by our friends over over at Fanduil. We've got the Bysol hold going on today. Like how are you going to kick off most of our weeks? Joe Pard is getting us kicked off here in this segment. Bysol hold, C.J. Carr will throw for 4,000 yards this season, beating Brady Quinn by 81 yards. I think this is buy one, sell, and hold one. Mm-hmm. Okay, buy one-one, sell and hold one. Cool. Buy one, sell, one, hold one. C.J. Carr will throw for 4,000 yards this season, beating Brady Quinn by 81 yards. C.J. Carr will throw for 40 touchdowns beating Brady Quinn's total by three, and C.J will lead Notre Dame to the national championship.

I would actually buy sell and hold them in the order he provided them. I think 4,000 yards. Again, we're talking whole season, postseason as well. I think C.J. will get over 4,000 in the playoff run. You know, if you throw it all together, that's, I think you'll get there. So I'll buy that. I'll hold the 40 touchdowns because you can rip a team apart,

but you just keep getting tackled at the two yard line with

your pass catchers and you're running it in with your running backs. You know what I mean,

Trev? So like, you'll see that. And then I'm going to sell the national championship because of the

three, that's the one that is most team dependent.

So, and look, your offense could be elite.

You could throw for 4,000 yards and 40 plus touchdowns and score 45 points a game.

And your defense takes a step back and you don't win at all.

Like those are the things that Mike Denbrock, CJ Carr, Joe Rudolph, Joe Rudolph, Mike Brown, Jay Winsider, Harris-Biven,

you know, Gino Gooduly, all those guys have control over is what the third one. Because they could do everything they need to do to make this an elite offense and they still don't win the championship because the defense doesn't do its part. And then vice versa. You know what I mean? if we were having a question about the defense.

So of those three things,

it's like there's one that's more team-oriented.

The other two are more one unit oriented, which makes it easier to project that. I mean, that's Cam Ward

numbers from two years ago. And they didn't want to tie. They didn't get to make the playoffs.

You know what I mean? So that's that's kind of where I'm out on that.

Yeah, I'm, I will buy, CJ will lead Notre Dame to the national championship in the sense that he will be the starting quarterback when they win it.

Not necessarily he has to, you know, throw for 500 yards a game because the offense is given or the defense is given up 30 points.

So I buy it in that sense.

I'm going to hold that he'll throw for 4,000 yards this season and then I'm going to sell that he's going to throw for 40 touchdowns, even over the course of the playoffs.

It's a lot of touchdowns.

It is.

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