The 22-year-old was one of few Fighting Irish stars who featured in the post-season college football all-star game on Saturday, where he appeared to make the most of his time on the field

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.

Fairhope High School football coach Tim Carter put into words what most people had to be thinking Friday morning about native son Riley Leonard. “He’s our champion,” Carter said. Leonard, the Notre Dame quarterback who led the Irish to last week’s national championship game,

Former Irish linebacker Jack Kiser and Notre Dame/Duke defensive end RJ Oben saw significant playing time in the first half at the Senior Bowl.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish quarterback Riley Leonard 's NFL draft stock has gone through quite a transformation. During his tenure with the Duke Blue Devils, Leonard was briefly mentioned as a potential first-round pick.

The Draft starts in Mobile. Such is the slogan of the Senior Bowl. And for former Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard, the start of the Senior Bowl was also the start of what would ultimately be an immense rise in draft stock for him.

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.