Ian Book explores new opportunities amid NFL uncertainty
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 10:26 AM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Former Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book, now 28, continues to work out daily in South Bend as NFL training camps open. He remains hopeful for another chance in the league after previously playing for teams like the Saints and Eagles. Alongside his football endeavors, he has taken on a role in real estate management and conducted a youth skills camp recently, showcasing his ongoing connection to the sport. While he reflects on his football career, he also considers potential coaching opportunities and enjoys fatherhood with his newborn son, Hudson Michael.
- •At 28, Book remains ready for an NFL opportunity.
- •He won a Super Bowl with the Eagles just 18 months ago.
- •Conducted a youth camp while discussing his journey.
- •Working in real estate management, he seeks new skills.
- •Book is open to coaching but is currently busy with family.
- 10:26 AMYahoo Sports — How former Notre Dame QB Ian Book is writing his next life chapter
"Former Notre Dame football quarterback Ian Book is keeping his options open, including broadcasting.
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