All right, guys, we talked a lot about the secondary.

And to Brian's point, we probably could have gone on about it for a whole other, at least hour, hour and a half.

But there's some other facets of this defense that we believe were great strengths of this entire unit in 2024.

We're going to kind of start breaking down, where do we see them in 2025?

And kind of working our way, you know, back to front, I think now it's a good time to bring up the linebackers and start talking about what are they going to look like in 2025?

Because they're an interesting group.

You know, last year it was outside of Jack Kaiser, they played a lot of youth.

You know, Jalen Sneed started to come into his own a little bit and started becoming more of a three-down backer,

not too much of a niche pass rusher on third down.

But, I mean, think about it.

I mean, you had Kingston, Villiamma, also playing as a true freshman.

You had Jaden Osbury playing as a redshirt freshman.

And then you had Drake Bowen starting at Mike.

He played the second most snaps, and he was a true sophomore.

And so now you get all these guys back, but a year more experienced.

And there's over 1,800 snaps played between Bowen, Osberry, Viliama Asson, Sneed.

And so when you start looking at this linebacker room, where do you guys start when you start talking about what they could be in 2025?

Because for me, this group has an extremely high ceiling.

I know all three of us on here have been very bullish about how they can absolutely be one of the best linebacking units in the country this upcoming season,

and they absolutely have the tools to do it.

You could make the argument that from like top to bottom, this might be the most experienced group between the three on defense coming back.

You know, secondary at the top is pretty loaded, but there's a lot of youth behind it.

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