Marcus Freeman reveals Notre Dame QB plans after Riley Leonard graduation
Notre Dame has been content to roll with veteran stop-gap quarterbacks out of the transfer portal the last two seasons. But head coach Marcus Freeman said that the Irish will take a new tack at the position this offseason.
With Riley Leonard set to graduate and presumably go to the NFL Draft, Notre Dame will need a new starting quarterback. But speaking with media on Wednesday, Freeman indicated that quarterback is likely already on the roster.
That means it will likely be a competition between current backup Steve Angeli and the presumed favorite to win the job, freshman CJ Carr. Notre Dame also has two other quarterbacks on the roster slated to return in 2025, both underclassmen: Kenny Minchey and Anthony Rezac.
The Irish also have one quarterback who signed on National Signing Day on Wednesday, four-star prospect Blake Herbert out of Vancouver, British Columbia. He’s the No. 378 overall prospect in the On3 Industry Rankings.
But while Freeman was looking ahead to 2025 as he spoke about the Irish’s signing class, he’s still very much got work to do with this Notre Dame team that is a virtual lock for an at-large College Football Playoff bid this year.
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