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2024 NFL draft quarterback class: Top passers to know, big questions - ESPN
The 2023 NFL draft class saw a record 12 quarterbacks selected in the first five rounds, including three inside the top five picks. The 2024 class? Expect some similarities.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 99 Rylie Mills, senior defensive tackle, moving back inside from end
Listed measurements: 6-foot-5 ⅛, 296 pounds 2023-24 year, eligibility: A senior, Mills has two seasons of eligibility remaining since playing nine games as a freshman in 2020 did not take away from his eligibility clock. Depth Chart: Mills should start every game he is healthy in 2023, lining up alongside fifth-year nose tackle Howard Cross in the middle with only unproven depth backing up Mills. Recruiting: Mills could have gone to Alabama, Clemson or Georgia. A consensus four-star recruit and the No. 15 overall prospect in the class, per rivals.com, Mills was the rare blue-chip recruit for whom Notre Dame had a distinct geographic advantage, thanks to Mills hailing from the Chicago suburb of Lake Forest, Ill.
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With less than a week until Round 1 of the 2023 NFL draft, the rumors and intrigue are picking up. We've heard a lot of buzz about potential traded picks, the Texans' intentions at No. 2, big-time risers among top prospects and how the quarterbacks will come off the board. So we asked NFL draft analysts Matt Miller and Jordan Reid to break down the latest intel from around the league.
Notre Dame offensive explosion puts North Carolina on its heels early
Just as everyone expected, a dynamic offense could not be stopped at North Carolina on Saturday. To everyone’s surprise, it was Notre Dame’s attack that won the day, the Irish beating the Tar Heels at their own game, 45-32.
Notre Dame offensive explosion puts North Carolina on its heels early
Just as everyone expected, a dynamic offense could not be stopped at North Carolina on Saturday. To everyone’s surprise, it was Notre Dame’s attack that won the day, the Irish beating the Tar Heels at their own game, 45-32.
Things To Learn: New-look Notre Dame offense needed against prolific North Carolina attack
As well as Notre Dame’s defense played at Ohio State, the Irish needed to risk opening up the game with their offense in order to produce enough to beat the Buckeyes. Hindsight makes both that fact clear and that Notre Dame did not have the offensive cohesion to trust it could do so.
Things To Learn: New-look Notre Dame offense needed against prolific North Carolina attack
As well as Notre Dame’s defense played at Ohio State, the Irish needed to risk opening up the game with their offense in order to produce enough to beat the Buckeyes. Hindsight makes both that fact clear and that Notre Dame did not have the offensive cohesion to trust it could do so.