Notre Dame defensive line coach Al Washington spoke following Wednesday's practice

Notre Dame is in good shape at the position in terms of returning experience, but there should competition at the Vyper position

We begin a new exercise following Notre Dame's 10-3 campaign.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman spoke on Monday as the Irish begin preparations for No. 25 Louisville.

Notre Dame vyper Junior Tuihalamaka spoke following practice earlier this week.

Notre Dame offensive linemen Joe Alt and Blake Fisher are competing with each other even when they don't know they're competing against each other and that could lead the Irish offense to new heights.

California native excited about his sophomore season at Notre Dame.

Thoughts on Jordan Botelho and the Notre Dame pass rush this season, the big difference between 2023 and 2024 recruiting, and something no one is talking about regarding the Ohio State game

Six different Fighting Irish defensive linemen registered a sack on Saturday, including a host of young players hungry to break out on Saturdays this fall.

Thoughts on why the second year players are the ones to watch closely in the spring game, the discrepancy between offensive and defensive players from the 2021 recruiting class, the 200 snap club, and more

The Rising sophomore will no longer cross-train at linebacker. He’s now a full-time Vyper and the top candidate to back up Jordan Botelho.

Thoughts on hybrid edge rushers in Notre Dame's Dime package, examples of why not to overreact to one good or bad practice viewing, the three DBs who started out at other positions than the ones they may start at this fall, and more

Notre Dame held their only open full practice to the media and ISD's Jamie Uyeyama has a full report on the Notre Dame defense

The rising junior enters a make-or-break spring with several other blue-chip linebacker prospects on campus.

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

The Fighting Irish need players to step up at wide receiver and along the defensive line for the program to reach its potential on offense and defense heading into the summer.

It was an underwhelming season for the linebacker position at Notre Dame and the spring and summer will be about finding the best two and best four at the position

Thoughts on the pro-style offense that's a run-first/explosive passing attack model that the Irish need to emulate, why ND needs to do more to be considered "O-line U", why size shouldn't be an issue in the future like it might be this season, and more