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,

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard’s love life seems like it could come straight out of Friday Night Lights. The 22-year-old will take the field on January 20 in the College Football Playoff National Championship as the University of Notre Dame battles Ohio State University for the win at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Riley Leonard's lone season as Notre Dame's quarterback will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. Despite falling just short of delivering the Fighting Irish their first national title in nearly 40 years,

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

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.

Riley Leonard's early fireworks couldn't lift Notre Dame to a win in the title game, but he cemented himself in Irish lore with a gritty effort.

Riley Leonard carried the ball 9 times on a historic opening drive for Notre Dame in the National Championship Game against Ohio State.

Riley Leonard's 2024 season was something of a comeback tour from start to finish. He was a dark horse Heisman Trophy candidate in his time at Duke, later faltering due to injury and falling off the radar because of the way those issues affected his play.