Notre Dame didn't have a first round pick in this year's NFL Draft and that's primarily because they didn't have enough top prospects at the positions the NFL values the most

Fighting Irish offensive linemen Joe Alt, Blake Fisher and Zeke Correll say Joe Rudolph established continuity within the room while bringing in new drills and minor technique adjustments.

Notre Dame’s starting right tackle entered spring ball at a trim 310 pounds. Fisher now feels quicker, more agile and possesses more stamina than ever before. “I can just go and go at 100 mph all the time.”

Notre Dame offensive line coach Joe Rudolph spoke following Friday's practice.

Notre Dame offensive lineman Blake Fisher spoke following Friday's practice.

Marcus Freeman didn't inherit a championship caliber roster from Brian Kelly. ISD's Jamie Uyeyama examines how close Notre Dame is to being where they want to be at each position

Notre Dame made the entirety of spring practice No. 6 open to the media on Saturday. The Fighting Irish players wore full pads.

Last month, Gerad Parker assumed control of one of the most talented Notre Dame offenses of the last decade, which added a pep in his step.

The heights and weights are in and there were some notable gains on Notre Dame's roster

"Recruiting is one of the things that makes you the most excited about coaching. You have the opportunity to bring in guys for you to coach. That fires me up."

Thoughts on Notre Dame having three great players at three of the most valuable positions on the field, on cornerback being the strongest position on the defense, on the difference between what Joe Rudolph inherited at VT compared to who he'll coach at ND, and more

Thoughts on why some freshmen DBs can help elevate Notre Dame's defense, how players going against Ben Morrison, Joe Alt, and Blake Fisher during spring ball can reveal a lot about them this season, and more

Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees and defensive coordinator Al Golden gave some insight into why the future of the offense is bright and into the process of evaluating a transfer quarterback.

Thoughts on the old mantra of running the ball/stopping the run being extra important against Syracuse, on how the punt block team has made a huge impact on field position, the ascension of Notre Dame's two young tackles, and more

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman spoke for the final time before Saturday's game against Stanford.

One of Notre Dame’s most physically gifted and competitive players, Blake Fisher focuses on his craft and the process of improving day-by-day.

Notre Dame offensive lineman Blake Fisher spoke following Tuesday’s practice as the Irish prepare for Stanford.

Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees spoke following Tuesday’s practice as the Irish prepare for Stanford.