Blair, standing tall at 6’4″ and weighing 185 pounds, hailing from North Carolina, has chosen Notre Dame over Michigan and Penn State. JaDon Blair’s impressive physique and outstanding tackling skills make him a versatile asset, capable of developing into a free safety, box safety, or even a nickel linebacker for the Irish in the future.
Noah Grubbs, hailing from Florida, is currently ranked as the number 4 quarterback in the 2026 Class. The competition was fierce, coming down to Grubbs and the highly-touted 4-star Brady Hart, also from Florida. But it was Grubbs who made the decisive move first. Standing tall at 6’4″ and weighing 210 pounds, Grubbs is a
Indiana’s football scene has produced a standout for the 2025 Class: 6-foot, 160-pound Mark Zackery. Rated a four-star cornerback by 247Sports and ranked as the No. 59 player nationally, Zackery faced a tough decision with scholarship offers from powerhouse programs like Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, and USC. Ultimately, he picked Notre Dame. Why did Zackery
Excitement is building as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish welcome a new addition to their 2025 Class: Gordy Sulfsted, a standout defensive end from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. Standing tall at 6’5″ and weighing in at 235 pounds, Sulfsted brings both size and talent to the team. With this commitment, Notre Dame’s
ND just got their Punter James Rendell from Australia for the 2024 Class. He is 6’6″ 225 lbs and boasts he usually kicks the ball 80 yards. This guy actually looks like the perfect DE. Rendell was initially set to play for Hawaii, but Rendell’s journey now sees him donning the Fighting Irish colors, courtesy
Dallas Golden joined the ND 2025 Class as an elite Safety Prospect from Florida. He is a standout Top 100 cornerback. Hailing from Berkley Prep in Tampa Bay, Florida, the 6′ 176 lbs athlete cements ND as a major player in Florida recruiting. Golden opted for Notre Dame over a plethora of top-tier offers, including
A decent amount of Notre Dame players got picked up in the 2024 NFL Draft, but some were not drafted in the first seven rounds. A few were signed as undrafted free agents (UDFA) including Sam Hartman. Here is a breakdown of what players were selected and what teams picked them: Round 1 Joe Alt
St. Joe’s Prep in Philadelphia supplied ND’s 19th Commit Anthony Sacca for the 2025 Class – he actually lives in New Jersey. 6’4″ 230 lbs, he looks to be our Mike Linebacker. Sacca selected ND over about every major program including schools like Alabama, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Duke. Al Golden and the Fighting Irish
Son of all everything Alum joins the 2025 Class. His father, Jerome Bettis was a Pro Football Hall of Famer and former standout running back for the Fighting Irish. WR Jerome Bettis Jr. 6’2″ 195 lbs, 3rd WR commit joins the 25 Class. Bettis Jr. received offers from several prominent college programs such as Texas