After a breakout 2025 season, CJ Carr isn’t chasing perfection. He’s embracing leadership. With trust from Gino Guidugli and Marcus Freeman, the redshirt sophomore is blending elite preparation with freedom to push Notre Dame’s offense to another level.

With Jordan Faison leading the way and a wave of young receivers emerging, Notre Dame’s wideout group may ultimately decide its championship ceiling.

Six practices into spring, Notre Dame is building a new-look offensive line and Will Black’s development at left tackle could define the unit.

Chippy moments haven’t concerned Marcus Freeman this spring. Instead, they’ve reinforced the competitive culture he wants.

Thoughts on Jordan Faison being one of the most underrated receivers in college football, why people shouldn't discount the big game experience of Jaden Greathouse, the value of Cooper Flanagan, and more

Greg and Jamie discuss the latest updates from Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman including injuries, the offensive line configuration, and CJ Carr trying new things during spring ball

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman spoke following Wednesday’s practice.

Thoughts on how greater knowledge of the players is huge for Notre Dame's returning coordinators, on how improved the run defense and tackling was last season, which opponent offenses and defenses I'm monitoring because or returning production, and more

With Marcus Freeman returning all three coordinators and CJ Carr back at quarterback, Notre Dame is ahead of schedule this spring and enters practice with high expectations.

Thoughts on Notre Dame's being a top-five team in returning production from a team that was top-five last season, on how drastically different the 2026 schedule looks now compared to three years ago, and on Charles Jagusah not having a timeline to return to the field

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman spoke on Wednesday afternoon as the Fighting Irish prepare to start spring ball on Friday.

Greg and Jamie react to the injury news and everything Marcus Freeman said during his press conference before Notre Dame's spring practice

Thoughts on Notre Dame landing more top-50 recruits, candidates to be the next Joe Alt or Leonard Moore from the freshmen class, and on the passing of Lou Holtz

Thoughts on the uncommon culture that exists within Notre Dame's football program, on having the least amount of roster turnover compared to other CFP contenders, and why Nick Saban retiring has made the SEC less powerful and college football more interesting

Thoughts on the chemistry of Notre Dame's staff on defense, on Dallas Golden and Cole Mullins as players to watch this spring, and more

Thoughts on how any freshmen who play a key role for Notre Dame this season will have to be exceptional, how ND's OL talent compares to everyone else, why I'm bullish on Bryce Young in 2026, and more

Thoughts on why high school recruiting still matters more when it comes to CFP contention, why I'm bullish on Notre Dame's 2026 O-line, and how CJ Carr's success within the structure of the offense helped the Irish become both explosive and efficient

Marcus Freeman is bringing in a Power 4 defensive coordinator to coach the secondary. Aaron Henry should be a perfect fit to coach a loaded group of defensive backs