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Notre Dame Football released injury reports and updated depth charts for its September 8, 2026 game against the Rice Owls, revealing multiple starters sidelined and several positional adjustments.
Notre Dame’s 41‑13 win over Wisconsin was marred by injuries to key defenders Brauntae Johnson and Jason Onye, who will miss the upcoming home opener against Rice.
Notre Dame opens its season on Sept. 12 against Rice at Notre Dame Stadium, with key players sidelined and odds heavily favoring the Irish.
Notre Dame’s season opener against Wisconsin was marked by early injuries to starter Brauntae Johnson and defensive tackle Jason Onye, prompting backup insertions and a narrow halftime lead.
The university revealed a four‑player captaincy group that includes returning leaders Drayk Bowen and Adon Shuler, quarterback CJ Carr, and wide receiver Jordan Faison, while omitting standout cornerback Leonard Moore and others.
After a brief stint in the transfer portal, Armel Mukam has emerged as a cornerstone of Notre Dame’s defense, driven by the mentorship of former Colts assistant Charlie Partridge and the addition of new talent.
An early preview of the Irish standouts who could define the 2026 campaign.
Charlie Partridge, hired from the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, plans to rotate a deep and talented defensive line to maintain high‑quality competition, blending returning stalwarts with new transfers.
A deep dive into the Irish defense’s interior line, edge rush, linebackers and secondary as fall camp approaches, highlighting key players and their career trajectories.
A look at the most consequential portal moves for four programs and how they could influence the upcoming college football landscape.
A look at the key players shaping Notre Dame's defense and offense for the upcoming season, highlighting breakout candidates and underrated assets.
With key position battles shaping the lineup, Notre Dame's defense aims to become one of the nation's elite units in the upcoming season.
Jason Onye receives a sixth year of NCAA eligibility, navigating a new five‑year rule while balancing a master’s degree and a potential NFL future, with implications for Notre Dame’s defense and upcoming recruits.
Marcus Freeman’s ‘Leave No Doubt’ tour, a Heisman‑candidate quarterback and a revamped roster signal a determined push for the upcoming season.
ESPN’s latest Future College Football Power Rankings place Notre Dame at the summit, citing a potent quarterback situation, a fortified offensive line, strategic roster moves and a coaching staff that has secured long‑term stability.