Notre Dame's Riley Leonard was reportedly "vomiting" on the sideline at the CFP championship game after leading the Irish to an opening drive TD.

Riley Leonard opened the national championship game with a do-it-all drive that made it appear the Notre Dame quarterback could win the title by himself. As it turned out, Leonard needed more help.

Going into the National Championship Game, there was an expectation that Notre Dame would look to take advantage of quarterback Riley Leonard being a dual threat and run him. Immediately, in the opening drive of the game,

While Notre Dame fell short of the main goal of winning a natty, Leonard and the Fighting Irish can still be proud of what they have accomplished, having made it to the CFP title game after beating the likes of No. 10 seed Indiana Hoosiers, No. 2 seed Georgia Bulldogs and No. 6 seed Penn State Nittany Lions.

The Fighting Irish made a statement to begin Monday's national championship game vs. Ohio State, but the exhaustion of a long drive got to quarterback Riley Leonard.

In the days leading up to the national title game, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard wasn't quiet about his faith. During a media appearance, he suggested

Riley Leonard had a message after Notre Dame jumped out to an early lead over Ohio State in the national championship game.

As Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard made his media rounds prior to Monday night’s College Football Playoff National Championship Game against Ohio State, he recalled some of his favorite moments at Duke — not on the gridiron,

Riley Leonard is set to enter the NFL Draft after what he'll hope will be a championship winning year in his final season of college football, where he could enhance his stock heading to the pro's

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard is just hours from playing the biggest game of his football life Monday as he tries to lead the Fighting Irish to an upset of Ohio State and the national championship crown that would come with it.