Irish Breakdown fans, Notre Dame fans, I.B Nation, everybody that's in here today, we've got some LSU fans, Ohio State fans.

We've got all types of college football fans here today to talk about Notre Dame football.

So we have fans of everybody.

We're talking Notre Dame football today, Trevor.

That's Trevor Trober, John Brian Driscoll.

And we are sitting here today on April 8th, and we are going to talk, Treb, about the Notre Dame offense because all the practices that we've seen are behind us.

The spring game is just, we're not going to see a lot of, a lot from the spring game. You're

not going to see a lot of veterans play. Things are obviously major question marks right now. But I think that

when you look at it, Trev, it's kind of a, it's safe to say, okay, where are things right now?

What are some of the things that we, you know, that we can kind of view as, okay, let's look at this

thing, right? Okay, where's Notre Dame in a good position? Where, or where were they in the good position last year?

You know, what were the strengths of last year's team?

What were the weaknesses or, you know, areas of last year's team,

if not weaknesses that need to get better.

You go to the championship game, you don't have a whole lot of weaknesses.

But errors or maybe you that need to get better.

And where are they now?

Have they gotten better?

Have they gotten worse?

Are they the same?

And really just kind of give an overview.

And part of it's going to say, okay, these are sort of the remaining questions or things we need to see moving forward over the rest of obviously the spring and then into the summer months as this football team continues to evolve.

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