Brian, and the final part of today's show here on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to by our friends over at Fandul.

We're continuing with the NFL draft conversation.

Starts this Thursday night.

That's when round one happens.

And then Friday, Saturday is day two and day three.

So we've already talked about Jeremiah Love.

We've talked about Judari Price.

We've talked Malachi Fields.

Now let's talk about Billy Shrath,

who is a member of a position group that earlier in the show you talked about, there's like

a thought about Notre Dame. And they get the benefit of the doubt at certain positions.

Offensive line is one of those. Now, this isn't me saying Billy Strauss is going to benefit from, he's a heck of a football player. But he's another player that he's the first player in this draft that we're talking about that could potentially see the benefits of just the reputation of Notre Dame. They're always able to produce offensive linemen. Like Malachi Fields, there's no receiver that you can look back and it's like, well, Notre Dame just produces receivers. That's why we should take a flyer on a Malachi Fields. Running back, that narrative is starting to change. I think that gets blown wide open when JD and Jay Love get more into their careers. But Notre Dame has a track record of putting out really, really good offensive linemen into the draft. And Billy Shrout was named a captain last year.

He was a multi-year starter played in the playoffs, very impactful in those playoffs.

So he's the next guy that we're talking about is the next guy to get drafted.

Yeah, you know, just real quick before I jump into Billy, this is where the draft starts getting very interesting for Notre Dame.

Is after Malachi, what comes next?

And in the last couple of years, we've seen this weird, like I thought at some positions, like I was shocked at Cam Hart fell as far as he fell.

I was a little surprised Audrick fell as far as he fell.

And then we see Maris get drafted way higher than we expected him to get drafted.

Jack Kaiser gets picked in round four.

And you just ask yourself like, okay, where do they value the Notre Dame players?

And now we get into these interesting ones where you have a couple guys

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