Ranking The Top Offenses On The 2020 Notre Dame Schedule

The Irish Breakdown staff breaks down and ranks the top five offenses on the Notre Dame schedule in 2020

Bryan Driskell | May 14, 2020

Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports

A strong case could be made that Notre Dame's 2020 schedule will be the most challenging Notre Dame has faced in years, at least when you look at the offenses the Irish will face this season.

Not since 2015 when Notre Dame had to face off against Clemson and Deshaun Watson, and Stanford and Christian McCaffrey, has the Irish faced a schedule with this many potent offenses.

In the latest podcast, Irish Breakdown football analyst Vince DeDario and publisher Bryan Driskell break down and rank the top five offenses on the 2020 schedule for Notre Dame. They agreed on three teams, although the rankings weren't often the same. Each had two opponents the other didn't have, which speaks to how deep the quality offenses are on the schedule.

Both DeDario and Driskell list their top offenses from fifth to first. They explain why each team is ranked where they are, discussing both strengths and concerns with each unit.

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Published May 14, 2020

BRYAN DRISKELL

Bryan Driskell is the publisher of Irish Breakdown and has been covering Notre Dame football for over a decade. A former college football player and coach, Bryan and Irish Breakdown bring a level of expertise and analysis that is unmatched. From providing in depth looks at the Fighting Irish, breaking news stories and honest recruiting analysis, Irish Breakdown has everything Notre Dame football fans want and need. Bryan was previous a football analyst for Blue & Gold Illustrated before launching Irish Breakdown. He coached college football at Duquesne University, Muhlenberg College, Christopher Newport University, Wittenberg University and Defiance College. During his coaching career he was a pass game coordinator, recruiting coordinator, quarterbacks coach, running backs coach and wide receivers coach. Bryan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Salisbury University, where he played quarterback for the Sea Gulls. You can email Bryan at bryan@irishbreakdown.com. Become a premium Irish Breakdown member, which grants you access to all of our premium content and our premium message board! Click on the link below for more. BECOME A MEMBER Be sure to stay locked into Irish Breakdown all the time! Follow Bryan on Twitter: @CoachD178Like and follow Irish Breakdown on FacebookSubscribe to the Irish Breakdown YouTube channelSubscribe to the Irish Breakdown podcast on iTunes Sign up for the FREE Irish Breakdown daily newsletter