Ryan Roberts

3 weeks ago | atozsports.com | Ryan Roberts

If you flipped on a Notre Dame football game this past season, there is a good chance that you would have seen famous comedian Shane Gillis taking in the contest. While comedy is his main arena, Gillis is a noted football fan and Fighting Irish supporter who has become a prominent figure around South Bend in recent years. Gillis actually spent some time with the Army and Elon football programs while in college before embarking on his comedy career.

3 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Ryan Roberts

Fryzel is considered to be a three-star recruit by every major recruiting platform, which is a bit puzzling. He is currently rated as the No. 696 overall player, No. 38 tight end, and No. 29 player in the state of Ohio for the 2026 recruiting class according to the 247Sports Composite ranking. The On3 Industry ranking has Fryzel ranked as the No. 46 tight end in the class. Even with those lower rankings, Fryzel has been pursued by a long list of programs.

3 weeks ago | atozsports.com | Ryan Roberts

Notre Dame football is in a bit of a weird place when it comes to 2026 tight end recruiting. They have seemingly been in a great place for Waukee (Iowa) High School standout Evan Jacobson for some time, but they are still waiting for him to pull the trigger. The Fighting Irish hope to land two tight ends in this 2026 recruiting class, but there is still a lot of work to do.

3 weeks ago | atozsports.com | Ryan Roberts

For the first time in a long time under head coach Lincoln Riley, we don’t know what to expect at the quarterback position. Coach Riley has made a career off of developing great quarterbacks, including Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, and Caleb Williams. It has been a bit of an embarrassment of riches. Although Miller Moss clearly had a limited ceiling going into the 2024 college football season for the USC Trojans under center, we still saw some really good moments.

3 weeks ago | atozsports.com | Ryan Roberts

Philadelphia Eagles fans love to think back to the 2017 NFL season, and for very good reason. That iteration of the organization was able to do something for the first time in team history, win a Super Bowl. Not only was it the team’s first Super Bowl victory, but they were also able to capture against the New England Patriots and legendary quarterback Tom Brady. As surreal as that championship season was, things quickly unraveled afterward under head coach Doug Pederson.