Notre Dame Football discusses 2026 player favorites in latest podcast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 12:48 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
The latest installment of the podcast focused on Notre Dame Football features a deep players fans are rooting for in the 2026 season. The tradition, ongoing since 2022, encourages fans to highlight five players, each from a different position. Notable names mentioned include Aneyas Williams, expected to shine as a running back, and Joe Otting, who played a critical role on the offensive line last season. Jason Onye, a defensive lineman, also garners attention due to his inspiring story of perseverance. The podcast reflects on the players who resonate most with the fan base amidst a season of renewed aspirations.
- •Podcast continues a tradition of focusing on fan-favorite players.
- •Aneyas Williams is expected to be a standout all-purpose player.
- •Joe Otting gained attention for his impactful play last season.
- •Jason Onye's story of resilience adds depth to the roster narrative.
- •Fans are encouraged to pick five players, one per position.
- 12:48 PMYahoo Sports — Drafting your 2026 Notre Dame Football “MY BOYS”
"Which Notre Dame Football players are YOUR BOYS out there for the boys?
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