NFL Perspective Riley Leonard digs up in a team with a camera as he remembers Notre Dame Journey

The NFL draft starts on Thursday in Green Bay and Notre Dame striker Riley Leonard He is one of the most anticipated appearance. After led by combat Irce to the record of 14-2 and the national championship appearance, Leonard is waiting for him to hear his name. However, before the drawing of the night, on Wednesday, he joined the “Zach Gelb Show” for an interview.

Gelb asked Leonard to think about the Notre Dame season in 2024, which began with an early loss from Northern Illinois, but was followed by an incredible ride that ended up in the national championship game.

Leonard started his reply with a slight stab in a team that followed the team throughout the season for the documentary “Here’s to Irish.”

“Man, that was crazy,” Leonard said (02:00). “It was funny, we also had a documentary series – and people with us all the way. So, it was the perfect story for them. They owe us a little more money than they paid to us, but not, it was good.”

Leonard also talked about the season after losing Huski.

“It’s crazy to think that after that game we got to the national championship, because human nature would tell you, such as:” Oh, you can’t lose that game, and then even in Play -Off, “Leonard said.” So, the whole season returned to the wall. Win people as many points as possible so you can only prove to everyone that we belong.

“And I just saw so much growth and you know that we didn’t try to win anyone in Postseason, we just tried to achieve our full potential and we thought that our full potential of the national championship game and we got there and we must have won it, but I am very proud of the boys and the way we have fought all year.”

Riley Leonard about why he could achieve his full potential in NFL

When Zach Gelb asked Riley Leonard why he believed he could achieve his full potential in NFL, QB emphasized his forces.

“Yes, I think that no matter where I am, I find a way to perform my game and play at any level of competition,” Leonard said (08:35). “… I don’t think you are mentally, I don’t praise, but I think I have a lot of intangible materials, making decisions on the field and beyond and the way I handle a professional way, (which) really compliment the NFL style to be a striker.”

2024. Leonard threw 2,861 Jard and 21 Touchdowne, finishing 66.7% of his passes. He also rushed to 906 meters and 17 TDs on 184 brackets.