Jesse, are you ready for rapid fire.

Let's do it.

All right, here we go.

So here's what Notre Dame quarterback's coach, Gino Goduli says, surprised him the most about Riley Leonard when he got to see him play healthy for the first time.

He's got better arm strength than I anticipated.

Like, when you get him in live play, that ball really comes out of his hand.

And then, like, when you see him run and extend plays, whether that is in quarterback run

or he's just scrambling in the past, like, he doesn't look fast.

But, like, he's out there out running safeties and corners to the edge.

And it's like, man, he's faster than you think.

It's deceiving.

So, just what does it say that Leonard's arm strength and his speed are the things that have

surprised Gino Godoli the most so far?

I think what it says is that this offense is something that we should be ultimately

even more excited about because

Riley Leonard's arm strength means that he's going to have the ability to push that ball

deep down the field. You know, basically when you think about it, he's, he's Ian book with,

you know, more size, more arm strength. And honestly, what sounds like a little bit more speed,

you know, basically getting around that corner, right? And so when you're in an offense like

Mike Denbrock, you need the ability. After a while, you can't just keep checking the ball down

or, you know, throw in the five-yard slant routes, flood routes over the middle,

10-yard routes. You have to be able to some point set up those deep shots with more of the intermediate

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