All right, Brian, let's talk some defense, man, and let's talk about similar conversation

to what we had on the offensive side of what we learned about this group.

And heading into the offseason, there was a lot of chatter about this unit.

Al Golden's gone.

They hired a new defensive coordinator and Chris Ash.

Xavier Watts is gone.

Ben Morrison's gone.

Riley Mills, Howard Cross, Jack Kaiser. We've highlighted a lot about

the leadership and the experience that was lost on this side of the ball. And what we're

going to start today with this conversation is what has kind of been the strength of this team

the last couple of years. And it's the secondary. And we're going to break down about what we

learned about this team. And look, man, there's no other way to say it simply's the secondary. And we're going to break down about what we learned about this team.

And look, man, there's no other way to say it.

It simply is the secondary once again is going to be really, really special in 2025.

I think the only question about the secondary at this point in time is, will it be better than last year? I think that's really the only question about the secondary at this point time is, will it be better than last year?

I think that's really the only question that I have.

And, you know, when you watch Leonard Moore, he's Leonard Moore.

There was no fluke.

You could say, like, okay, if he, if, let's say Benjamin Morrison got hurt against USC.

And then the last four games, Leonard Moore steps in and he plays really well.

And you're like, wow, that's pretty good.

You could look back and say, well, look, teams didn't really know about him.

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