As the calendar turns to October, Notre Dame’s postseason outlook comes into sharper focus. National forecasts point to various bowls—and potentially the College Football Playoff—if the Fighting Irish can maintain a strong performance.
Notre Dame High School unleashed 28 second-half points in a convincing 49-21 victory over Hightstown. Jayden Davis led the charge with three rushing touchdowns, sealing the outcome in dramatic fashion.
As anticipation builds for the Fighting Irish, Notre Dame looks ahead to its 2025-26 offensive lineup with enormous excitement. Early discussions echo a rallying cry of “HELLO offensive production!” highlighting hopes for a potent season on the gridiron.
Notre Dame’s offense may have found its next big receiving star in Eli Raridon. Billed as a “mismatch nightmare,” Raridon looks ready to elevate the Irish attack in the 2025 season.
Notre Dame football has secured a pivotal commitment from 4-star offensive tackle Grayson McKeogh of Pennsylvania, edging out Penn State and Texas. This significant addition to the 2026 class strengthens the Fighting Irish’s future offensive line.
The Indianapolis Colts have bolstered their quarterback roster by selecting Riley Leonard from Notre Dame at pick No. 189 in the sixth round of the NFL Draft. This strategic move could influence the team’s dynamics and future performance.
Five Notre Dame players are on the cusp of reaching the NFL, as ESPN’s latest mock draft projects they will be selected this week. The Fighting Irish could see substantial representation in the professional ranks, continuing the school’s storied football legacy.
