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Charlie Partridge

Charlie Partridge

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Oct 19, 2026

Malik ZaireHOST
18:43
No pressure in the world.
Malik ZaireHOST
18:46
Charlie Partridge, where's the guys at? No pressure in the world.
Malik ZaireHOST
18:52
They're so bad at BYU is that we didn't get no pressure, and he still was throwing picks and making bad plays with time.
Malik ZaireHOST
19:00
With time.
Sean StiresHOST
22:07
You love Notre Dame's linebackers and all that stuff.
Sean StiresHOST
22:09
But like when it comes to dealing with the mobile quarterback like that, Charlie Partridge has brought more of this read and react, you know, type, type stuff with the defensive line.
Sean StiresHOST
22:22
Do you think that that's an advantage for Notre Dame in a match-up like this against a mobile quarterback?
Jesse StiresHOST
22:27
Oh, absolutely.
Sean StiresHOST
33:34
... like, was gonna have to break some big runs, and that's...
Sean StiresHOST
33:38
And, and I think, and we'll get into this more on tomorrow's show, but I think that, that, that read and react kind of approach that Charlie Partridge has brought to the defensive line is really advantage to Notre Dame in this kind of situation, the same as it was an advantage against Wisconsin.
Sean StiresHOST
33:57
Because they're not committing to a gap where you leave yourself another gap open.
Vince DeDarioHOST
34:02
Right.
Sean StiresHOST
22:16
You love Notre Dame's linebackers and all that stuff.
Sean StiresHOST
22:18
But, like, when it comes to dealing with the mobile quarterback like that, Charlie Partridge has brought more of this read and react, you know, type, type stuff with the defensive line.
Sean StiresHOST
22:32
Do you think that that's an advantage for Notre Dame in a matchup like this against a mobile quarterback?
Jesse StiresHOST
22:37
Oh, absolutely.
Tyler WojciakHOST
2:45
But I think it's fair to say the defensive line had more question marks than the other position groups, but you were right.
Tyler WojciakHOST
2:51
extremely high on Charlie Partridge and what he could do as the new defensive line coach when he was hired.
Tyler WojciakHOST
2:56
And he has been proving you right.
Tyler WojciakHOST
2:58
So what has been the biggest difference that you've seen in this group that's made it so much better than in years past?
Jamie UyeyamaGUEST
5:39
So, but it's, it's a credit to those guys, but it's a credit to Partridge and the job he's done developing them.
Tyler WojciakHOST
5:46
I'm glad you brought up Logan Thomas too, because no one's talking about his weight anymore.
Tyler WojciakHOST
5:50
And I think Charlie Partridge is a big reason why, because they're using him in the correct way.
Tyler WojciakHOST
5:54
He should not be in on goal line packages.
Sean StiresHOST
84:13
Just like Colton Joseph, Wisconsin, was going to have to break some big runs.
Sean StiresHOST
84:17
And I think... and we'll get into this more on tomorrow's show, but I think that read and react kind of approach that Charlie Partridge has brought to the defensive line is really advantage to Notre Dame in this kind of situation, the same as it was an advantage against Wisconsin because they're not committing to a gap where you leave yourself another gap open if you commit to the wrong gap.
Sean StiresHOST
84:44
You're letting them use their athleticism and their physical prowess to make the right call, and I think that that helps Notre Dame in a situation like this where the other team is so reliant on a running quarterback.
Vince DeDarioHOST
85:00
Yeah.
Sean StiresHOST
84:13
Just like Colton Joseph, Wisconsin, was going to have to break some big runs.
Sean StiresHOST
84:17
And I think... and we'll get into this more on tomorrow's show, but I think that read and react kind of approach that Charlie Partridge has brought to the defensive line is really advantage to Notre Dame in this kind of situation, the same as it was an advantage against Wisconsin because they're not committing to a gap where you leave yourself another gap open if you commit to the wrong gap.
Sean StiresHOST
84:44
You're letting them use their athleticism and their physical prowess to make the right call, and I think that that helps Notre Dame in a situation like this where the other team is so reliant on a running quarterback.
Vince DeDarioHOST
85:00
Yeah.
TrevorHOST
22:05
I, I think Notre Dame's edge play is in a spot where... [sighs] I'm trying to think of the best way to put this.
TrevorHOST
22:11
Charlie Partridge kind of has opposing offenses kind of right where he wants them.
TrevorHOST
22:15
What do I mean by that? Through the first couple games, the game plan was around Boubacar Traore, understandably so.
TrevorHOST
22:22
Bryce Young ate.
TrevorHOST
22:23
And then when Bryce Young really started to catch on, offenses started game planning for 95.
TrevorHOST
22:28
And then Boubacar started to eat.
TrevorHOST
22:30
So Charlie Partridge now has two bookends that are, have the ability to wreck games.
TrevorHOST
22:36
And after what Boubacar has done the last couple weeks, I can't imagine they're going to leave him one on one very long in this game.
Eric ThomasGUEST
22:35
When Notre Dame first engaged, like it was Al Washington leading this recruitment who was the one to make that initial contact.
Eric ThomasGUEST
22:42
So when Tom says like, "Oh yeah, they need more time," like this is very much a-an issue of like, "Hey, we just need to get to know this guy a little bit better to get some more familiar faces in the room around him." Because I think when you look at the body type and the athleticism, like this is the ideal type of prospect for a guy like Charlie Partridge to mold.
Eric ThomasGUEST
22:59
I mean, this is a, a body type and an athletic skill set that a technician and a teacher like that has to just be excited about.
Eric ThomasGUEST
23:06
Similar, maybe not the same caliber prospect or anything, but like almost similar to Marcus Fakatu.

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Tom LoyGUEST
40:53
A ton of potential elite recruiter in the next couple of years.
Tom LoyGUEST
40:56
I think he's gonna become a national name.
Tom LoyGUEST
40:57
But look, man, Charlie Partridge is, is the best in the business.
Tom LoyGUEST
41:02
He is-
Sean StiresHOST
12:20
And, you know, again, like I, I feel like that is, that is huge.
Sean StiresHOST
12:23
Like Notre Dame's defense, those, those edges just set the tone, and you know Charlie Partridge is gonna have a plan for him.
Sean StiresHOST
12:30
And, uh, he is, he is elevating his game.
Sean StiresHOST
12:33
Boubacary, Boubacar Traore is elevating his game right now.

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