With just a few more days until the NFL Draft, it is time to look into where the most likely landing spots are for some former Irish stars. Photo by The Irish Tribune While there are more than six Notre Dame players in this year's draft, it is likely that only the top-six will hear their name called. The bulk of that group will have to wait until day-two and some even day-three, but it is a group that could provide decent value down some team's draft boards. With that being s

While Billy Schrauth's playing seasons were marked by a couple of serious injuries, his time on the field showed why he could be a serviceable piece to an NFL offensive line. Billy Schrauth is not considered to be anywhere near one of the top offensive line prospects, but he does possess the capability to be a solid player with his strong pass protection and some work to do in the run game. As a guard, Schrauth could come in and immediately offer some decent depth for any tea

As a two year starter at Notre Dame, Wagner became a team captain and a staple of the Notre Dame offensive line. While he thrived at with the Irish, he is only considered to be a late-round pick, but with huge upside. While right tackles are valuable in the NFL, Wagner is not considered to be anywhere near the top of that list in this draft. There is a considerable amount of top-end talent at the position, but Wagner also does not possess the talent or tape to warrant a pick

Jeremiyah Love is set to become one of the highest drafted Notre Dame players in recent memory after a legendary career at Notre Dame. With that career all said and done, where are potential landing spots for Love, and what does he project to be in the NFL? Photo by The Irish Tribune Love comes into the draft as the consensus No. 1 running back. This does not come as much of a surprise after the two dominant years at Notre Dame, where he made a name for himself with his explo