So speaking of the offense, Trevor, I would say this.

You and I have talked a lot about this team,

and I've said to friends, a buddy of mine,

who's been skeptical on the team all year for very good reasons

because a lot of us have been skeptical of this team

for a chunk of the season since the Northern Illinois game.

But I've said to him, I say, you know,

it's three games in a row that I've said, if this offense plays like this the rest of the season since the Northern Illinois game. But I've said to him, I say, you know, it's it's three games in a row that I've said,

if this offense plays like this the rest of the year, insert dot, dot, dot about how good they're

going to be.

It's not three games in a row.

And you and I said in our shows in the last by week that how the team plays with the next

three weeks on offense is going to tell us,

is there room for growth or is this just kind of who they are?

And we've seen them get better, in my opinion, each week to some degree,

in some part of the game has gotten better each week.

And this team heads into this bi-week playing its best football year on offense.

And so what we're going to do, Trevor, in this segment,

is we're going to talk about a little bit as to why this offense has gotten better.

We'll give you some numbers to kind of back that up,

but then also at the end to talk about whether or not there is room for improvement.

Now, we'll get into some of the specifics of what they need to do to improve Thursday,

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