Summary
Notre Dame's head coach, Marcus Freeman, is again linked with NFL job opportunities after Notre Dame was not included in the College Football Playoff. Despite firmly committing to Notre Dame, there is speculation Freeman could consider leaving for a head coach position in the NFL as several teams are potentially interested.
Key Facts
- Marcus Freeman is the head coach at Notre Dame and previously led the team to the College Football Playoff.
- Despite being a top candidate for an NFL job, Freeman has consistently said he wants to stay in college football.
- Notre Dame missed out on the College Football Playoff this year in favor of the Miami Hurricanes.
- Notre Dame decided not to participate in the Pop Tarts Bowl, focusing instead on future national title hopes.
- There's speculation about Freeman being considered for NFL coaching jobs, including interest from the New York Giants.
- The Giants are looking for a head coach and have several strong young players on their roster.
- Freeman's previous buyout was $4 million, but his new one, after a contract extension, is believed to be much higher.
- Other NFL teams, such as the Tennessee Titans and several others, might also seek a new head coach soon.
