Trevor, let's dive into the defense, and this one will be a little bit of a quicker conversation because,

you know, you look at their, you look at their defense and it's a, it's a quality,

it's an approved defense, but I actually felt like their defense was decent last year, to be

honest with you. I think that their defense was especially effective when you consider how bad

their offense was last year.

I mean, they gave up 22.4 points per game.

They held teams to 3.7 yards per rush, which is a pretty good number.

Their past defense was okay.

You know, I mean, it wasn't great, but it wasn't awful.

Gave up 224 yards a game, 18 touchdowns, 10 picks, 7.8 completion percentage last

season.

Total defense, they only gave up 353.7 yards per game.

5.5 yards per play was just kind of average.

But again, they were doing that with an offense that only averaged 300 yards a game, total.

In the past, that's been like that would be an okay season rushing for Navy.

And they did that total.

So their defenses, in my opinion, certainly improved this season in most areas.

I think their rush defense is not as good as it was a year ago. That's certainly true. But overall, their defense is improved. And part of it is

because they can be a little bit more aggressive this year. Because they have an offense that can score,

they've been able to ramp up some of their pressure packages

and some of the different things that they're doing that way.

They can be more multiple because giving up a big play

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