All right, Brian, we talked about what.

All right, Brian, we talked about what Notre Dame's offense needs to do, what they need to do as a team.

We talked about the areas of concern that we have.

And in order to maximize the potential of the things that we feel really good about,

and in order to nullify some of the things that we don't feel great about, game wreckers got to step up.

Game wreckers have to step up.

We say it all the time, Trev, right?

I mean, when you play the best teams, it's not just about grinding out a win and just

doing enough.

I mean, you're going to need playmakers to make plays.

Sometimes it's your dudes being dudes, right? It's your best players being your best players.

It's not always the case. Sometimes it's another guy step up. I mean, one of the biggest plays I

remember as a kid in a Super Bowl, two of the biggest best moments I've ever, my child of guys stepping

up in Super Bowls were guys and didn't do a whole lot before and guys that didn't do a whole

lot afterwards. I think of Timmy Smith and the Super Bowl against the Broncos for when he played for

the Redskins. I think of, was it Larry Smith? Who's the corner for Dallas that had to pick

six against Neil O'Donnell in the Super Bowl for the Cowboys?

Was it Larry Smith?

I'm not sure.

But, you know, I mean, he was a guy that he wasn't like a, he wasn't like a guy that went out there.

And I don't think it was Larry Smith.

Y'all helped me to chat.

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