How would you rank Notre Dame’s position groups?

How would you rank Notre Dame’s position groups?

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How would you rank Notre Dame’s position groups?
SOUTH BEND, IN – APRIL 25: The Notre Dame Fighting Irish huddle before the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Spring Game on April 25, 2026 at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, IN. (Photo by Joseph Weiser/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

We’re doing A LOT of talking about rankings and which Notre Dame player is the best here and there, but football isn’t an individual sport — it’s a team game comprised of groups.

So, which are the best position groups at Notre Dame? You know what? Why don’t you just rank them for me in the comments below and let’s talk about it. Personally, I think most Irish fans are probably from the same mind when it comes to the top three groups, but maybe I’m wrong about that too.

Here’s my definitive position group ranking going into camp season:

  1. Cornerback
  2. Safety
  3. Linebacker
  4. Offensive Line
  5. Quarterback
  6. Defensive Line
  7. Wide Receiver / Tight End
  8. Running Back
  9. Specialist (kicker/punter/long snapper)

Here’s the scholarship chart for you to use as a reference:

Player/ClassFreshmenSophomoreJuniorSeniorGraduate
QuarterbackNoah Grubbs, Teddy JarrardBlake HebertC.J. Carr–`
Running BackJavian Osborne, Jonaz WaltonNolan JamesAneyas Williams, Kedren Young––
Tight EndPreston Fryzel, Ian PremerJames FlaniganJack LarsenCooper FlanaganTy Washington
Wide ReceiverDylan Faison, Bubba Frazier, Kaydon Finley, Devin Fitzgerald, Brayden RobinsonElijah Burress, Jerome Bettis Jr., Quincy PorterCam Williams, Micah Gilbert, Logan Saldate, Mylan GrahamJaden Greathouse, Jordan Faison–
Center–Cameron Herron–Joe OttingAshton Craig
GuardSullivan Garvin, Tyler Merrill, Gregory Patrick––Chris Terek, Sullivan Absher, Devan Houstan–
TackleBen Nichols, Grayson McKeogh, Charlie ThomWill Black, Owen Strebig, Matty AugustinePeter Jones, Anthonie Knapp, Styles Prescod, Guerby LambertCharles Jagusah–
Defensive TackleTiki Hola, Elijah GoldenChristopher Burgess, Davion Dixon, Gordy SulfstedCole Mullins, Sean Sevillano, Francis Brewu, Tionne GrayArmel MukamElijah Hughes, Jason Onye
Defensive EndEbenezer Ewetade, Rodney DunhamDominik Hulak, Joseph ReiffBryce Young, Loghan Thomas, Keon KeeleyBoubacar Traore–
LinebackerThomas Davis Jr., Kobe ClapperMadden Faraimo, Ko’o Kia,Teddy Rezac, Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, Kahanu KiaDrayk Bowen, Jaiden AusberryJaylen Sneed
SafetyAyden Pouncey, Joey O’Brien, Nick ReddishEthan Long, Brandon LoganTae JohnsonAdon Shuler, Luke Talich–
CornerbackChaston Smith, Khary AdamsDallas Golden, Mark Zachery, Jayden SandersLeonard MooreChristian GrayDJ McKinney
SpecialistsJasper Scaife, Micah DrescherErik SchmidtSpencer Porath––
Totals30/105 (29)53/105 (23)78/105 (25)93/105 (15)99/105 (6)

So give it a shot. Tell me how right I am or tell me how wrong I am.

Regardless of how we rank them, this is one of the most talented Notre Dame rosters we have seen in my lifetime. Yes, of course that’s saying something as Notre Dame was stacked for a number of years under Lou Holtz — but it’s true.

Have fun!

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