It is no secret that the Notre Dame defense has severely struggled to start the season, especially the secondary. Christian Gray is a big part of that secondary, and like the rest of his unit, Gray needs to improve quickly if Notre Dame wants to right their wrongs.

Coming off the heartbreaking loss against Miami in the opening game of the season, Notre Dame went straight into a bye week, which many...

After another gut-wrenching loss, Notre Dame falls to 0-2 and is at risk of missing the CFP. With that, let's take a look at who performed well and who did not.

No. 8 Notre Dame loses a must-win game that they had every opportunity to win as No. 16 Texas A&M escapes South Bend with a 41-40 victory.

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Even though No. 8 Notre Dame is entering their second game of the season, a must-win game against No. 16 Texas A&M has Irish players and coaches preaching the urgency of their home opener.

Texas A&M’s defense has played well against inferior opponents. Meanwhile, Notre Dame struggled at Miami, most notably with a lack of a pass rush, which led to coverage getting burned all game. In the young season, missed tackles seem to be a theme for both of these top-25 squads.

The dual-threat Reed and skilled RB Le’Veon Moss can run loose behind an experienced and elite line featuring two strong tackles and one of the best guards in the nation, who are all on track to be future NFL Draft selections. Since the start of the 2024 season, Texas A&M is 7-0 when they rush for over 170 yards compared to 3-5 when they do not hit that number. Keeping the Aggies contained on the ground will be vital to any defensive success for the Irish.

($) We dive into Texas A&M's defensive tape and break down what Notre Dame needs to be worried about and what they can take advantage of. Premium article: Get one month of Tribune+ for only $1 with code TRYBLUE. Subscribe below:

Notre Dame football has released its updated injury report for the upcoming Notre Dame-Texas A&M game on Saturday, September 13th, at 7:30 pm ET at Notre Dame Stadium. Each player has their injury and game impact listed below. Game impact inputs are all opinion-based and are not official. The report is as follows:

We dive into Texas A&M's offensive tape and break down what Notre Dame needs to be worried about and what they can take advantage of. Premium article: Get one month of Tribune+ for only $1 with code TRYBLUE. Subscribe below:

While Notre Dame is currently in the midst of a bye week after their loss to Miami, here are a few players they will need to turn their attention to ahead of their matchup against Texas A&M.

We went back to the All-22 film and watched every rep for the O-line, and there are more than a few things that need to be fixed. Premium article: Get one month of Tribune+ for only $1 with code TRYBLUE. Subscribe below:

Notre Dame is just one of two “power” programs to have a bye week following their first game of the year. We examine whether the early bye will have a positive or negative impact.

We look at the parts of the team that shined and the parts that need to see improvement before their matchup against Texas A&M.

As fall camp creeps around the corner, it is a perfect time for Notre Dame fans to begin to comprehend the path that lays ahead of them in 2025.

As Notre Dame looks to build off a National Championship appearance, we look at the top opposing players that could cause the Irish some struggles this year. Preview the nine talented players, five of whom are coming from Miami and Texas A&M, below:

It’s now been almost a week since Marcus Freeman led the Fighting Irish into a hostile environment of over 107,000 screaming fans.

Thanks in large part to its stout defense and loaded run game, the Irish left Kyle Field with a 1-0 record & a renewed sense of confidence.