So, Sean, part two of today's show. You sent me an article, and I saw it last week, and I kind of scanned through it, but you sent me an article that we were kind of talking about, you know, what do we want to talk about this week?

And what we try to do with our stuff is not just do like, okay, here's an analysis of the running back room, which is great stuff when we do that on the other show.

But you and I try to look at things from a different angle and different perspectives.

And sometimes we'll get inspiration from others.

And this time it was an inspiration from ESPN who wrote an article.

And it was basically looking at the top 25 teams in the country.

And it said, what is the biggest area of concern for each team?

Which I thought was a very interesting thing to look at.

And so they just talk about the area of concern and they list the position.

And for Notre Dame, Sean, they have the tight end.

And so what we're going to do is we're going to talk about what they said.

Do we agree with it? Do we not agree with it? And if we don't, what would be your biggest concern?

If we do, why? And then also there were some other teams that we wanted to kind of point to about,

hey, look, this is a good observation or, hey, I don't agree with that. And I'm really looking forward to that part of the conversation because you and I've

kind of already partly had that conversation. And so sharing with people kind of what we

thoughts are, because I thought you had some great insights on one particular team that we're

going to talk about. But let's begin, Sean, with the tight end position and and what they said is so in the in the intro this is

what ESPN said says while optimism runs high at most every college football program this

time of year even the rosiest picture has some lurking shadows that is true even for the top

25 teams in our post spring power rankings no matter how deep roster seem, everyone has some question marks or potential

weak spots, which I think is very fair.

Our college football reporters take a look at the biggest areas of concern for each of the

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