John A1. Jeremiah Love caught 28 passes for 237 yards in 2024.

Do you think he'll produce more receiving production in 2025?

Average 1.75 catches per game, 14 and a half yards per game, 8.5 yards per catch in a game.

I think his production goes up everywhere, man.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I do too.

Over the course of a season, yeah, definitely.

I think he's going to be used more in the passing game.

I think he'll have more design.

To me, I view it as like a layered process almost. I think Notre Dame is going to have to show that they can push the ball down the field vertically to open up some of the slip screens to love. Because again, like I've said, teams are going to identify where number four is. He's going to be one of the best players returning in college football in 2025. Yeah. You better believe that they're going to know wherever he's at, whether they flex him out wide, whether they motion him out of the backfield, whether he starts in the slot and motions back into the backfield, you ID where number four is. Like we talked about before, if teams are going to lose to Notre Dame because Jeremiah Love goes off, that was a letdown. You know what I mean? It's kind of like when you talk about all those other teams.

I said this before Notre Dame played Ohio State in the 2015 Fiesta Bowl, because

that team was loaded with talent. Michael Thomas, they had, who's their quarterback that game,

J.T. Barrett, they had Zeke elliott and i said this and i was like look

if noterdame loses this game because jt barrett just has a day you know he goes 25 to 32 for

300 yards three touchdowns like it is what it is if they lose this game because ezekiel elliott

goes for a buck 60 and two touchdowns,

then that's a failure in my eyes.

And that's how a lot of teams are going to approach Notre Dame in 2025 is, look, if one

of their new starting quarterbacks, whether it's Angelli or Carr or Vinci, just has a day.

They go for 275, two, three touchdowns.

They're just dialed in, hit and throws, then maybe that's just, that was their day.

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