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Howard Cross III

Howard Cross III

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Sep 18, 2026

Bryan DriskellHOST
33:55
They still got to prove they're better than that.
Bryan DriskellHOST
33:56
The nose, let's say Armel Mukum, best since Howard Cross.
Bryan DriskellHOST
34:06
I mean, again, there's a lot the D-line's got to prove.
Bryan DriskellHOST
34:09
Linebacker, Drake Bowen, he's the best middle linebacker since...
TrevorHOST
11:28
in that they just sleptwalked through two opponents.
TrevorHOST
11:30
Because Howard Cross's comment about not knowing who Northern Illinois was came out in the Here Comes the Irish thing.
TrevorHOST
11:37
I would have been 10 times more concerned about that if that would have came out in the season.
TrevorHOST
11:42
Looking back on it, it stunk to hurt it.
Jordan MannHOST
49:54
But, you know, both, Duke dodged a bullet.
Conor O'NeillHOST
49:58
Yeah, I still remember the guy that landed on his a- uh, Howard Cross was, I believe, the Notre Dame defensive tackle, and if, if anybody needs that bit of trivia.
Jordan MannHOST
50:06
Yeah, no, I don't, ever.
Jordan MannHOST
50:08
Um, defensive line, I'm curious to know what your grade is with the defensive line.
Jesse StiresHOST
20:10
They had some guys beat up.
Jesse StiresHOST
20:12
This isn't the old days anymore of Notre Dame relying on Howard Cross and Riley Mills to be out there sixty snaps a game.
Jesse StiresHOST
20:19
Now you've got three deep in there that you can continue to rotate and stay fresh, and it proved to be pivotal.
Jesse StiresHOST
20:24
I mean, all those guys, Francis Bru, um, Tion Gray, Armel Mukam, uh, you know, Onyea when he was out there, they all did well.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:38
They had some guys beat up.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:40
This isn't the old days anymore of Notre Dame relying on Howard Cross and Riley Mills to be-
Sean StiersHOST
18:45
That's right
Jesse StiersHOST
18:45
... out there 60 snaps a game.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:38
They had some guys beat up.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:40
This isn't the old days anymore of Notre Dame relying on Howard Cross and Riley Mills to be out there 60 snaps a game.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:47
Now you've got three deep in there that you can continue to rotate and stay fresh, and it proved to be pivotal.
Jesse StiersHOST
18:52
I mean, all those guys, Francis Brew, um, Tiong Gray, Armel Mukam, uh, you know, Anya, when he was out there, they all did well, but it's, it's staying fresh.
Jamie UyeyamaHOST
41:40
But, man, Brew just looked like...
Jamie UyeyamaHOST
41:46
It is an absolute difference maker when you have a guy, and we saw it with Howard Cross when he was like healthy and really like, man, you can't block this guy one-on-one inside as an interior pass rusher.
Jamie UyeyamaHOST
42:01
Yeah.
Jamie UyeyamaHOST
42:03
And the problem was that he was fantastic in 2023, but then he was hurt for most of 2024.
Alex FrankHOST
11:55
Kentrell Bullock, Sean Clifford, glad they brought him back.
Alex FrankHOST
11:58
Howard Cross III, Isaiah Foskey, really happy they brought him back.
Alex FrankHOST
12:02
Joe Giles Harris, Shaka Hayward, Braylon Lux, glad he's on the practice squad.
Alex FrankHOST
12:07
Kendall Milton, Jordan Moore, Noah Thomas, what a really good preseason.
TrevorHOST
11:37
I can't remember if he got signed to the 53-man roster.
TrevorHOST
11:39
I know Howard Cross didn't.
TrevorHOST
11:44
So, yeah.
TrevorHOST
11:46
That'd be where it would be for me.
Greg FlammangHOST
33:50
So Jason Ademolola, defensive tackle.
Greg FlammangHOST
33:52
Howard Cross, nose guard.
Greg FlammangHOST
33:54
Marvin Tagovailoa-Mosa, defensive end.
Greg FlammangHOST
33:58
Isaiah Foskey.

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