Joe Rudolph
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Sep 28, 2026
Bryan DriskellHOST
So there's still some of that.
Bryan DriskellHOST
But it also, to me, I'm like, okay, I think we're going to see them lean more into some of the scap scheme stuff, which could work because that's what Joe Rudolph teaches better.
Bryan DriskellHOST
But now they need to practice it more and just get better at executing.
Bryan DriskellHOST
But that kind of ties into my third one, Vince, if you allow me to kind of give my third one because they kind of tie together and then you can wrap up the offensive one.
AndrewHOST
more mid zone with Nolan.
AndrewHOST
And then the, the stuff that they're adding in this offensive line, Brian, you and I were talking about this on Sunday last week, whether it's Joe Rudolph's background, whether it's the, it's the way that the line is coached.
AndrewHOST
This line is just more comfortable with gap schemes.
AndrewHOST
Like they're just not, they, they don't have the movement.
Bryan DriskellHOST
And there's some things they need to do to kind of go at that.
Bryan DriskellHOST
I think that's something we need to see from them.
Bryan DriskellHOST
But I think, Andrew, to your point, what I've come to believe, I think what did Joe Rudolph run his entire career? At Pitt, Wisconsin, gap scheme.
Bryan DriskellHOST
And Mike Denbrock wants to be a zone coach, which is fine.
Eric HansenPANELIST
You look at Notre Dame's starting offensive line at senior day last year, none of those players are in the same position.
Eric HansenPANELIST
Some of them are the same people, but they're not in the same position and then you think about losing potential starters in Charles Jagaza and Matty Augustine that Joe Rudolph had to shuffle with.
Eric HansenPANELIST
The thing I will say is I talk to a lot of people inside and outside the program about Joe Rudolph, and it's pretty consistent that they feel like he's doing the best with his circumstances and that he's one of the better offensive line coaches.
Tim GrauelHOST
Dave from Mitchell, Georgia.
Tim GrauelHOST
Eric, happy hump day.
Bryan DriskellHOST
He might have made the most physical – No, no, no, not even that one.
Bryan DriskellHOST
The one to Rudolph was phenomenal.
Bryan DriskellHOST
He might have made the most physically impressive throw I've ever seen.
Bryan DriskellHOST
The post route against Washington State to John Goodman when he came in late in the game.
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Bryan DriskellHOST
Some of the issues are issues we've seen for years, guys.
Bryan DriskellHOST
With all due respect, the whole struggling early in the season with slants and twists and stunts, that's something that was an issue for Notre Dame for years.
Bryan DriskellHOST
Three out of four Joe Rudolph's years, that's been an issue early in the season.
Bryan DriskellHOST
So, I mean, we can look for a million ways to justify it.
Tim PristerGUEST
Michigan State was the best of the three games, and that was the last one that you played, so there's some progress there.
Phil HoukHOST
Will Joe Rudolph get to work? Although it does sound like he's been working because they are improving, as you said, and that's really the good news.
Phil HoukHOST
It would also help to get a couple of guys healthy.
Phil HoukHOST
I know that's probably not going to happen anytime soon, but Matty Augustine and Charles Jagasaw, it'd be nice to see those guys.
JakeAUDIENCE
And I feel like Notre Dame's more of a power run team, and they're not executing that.
JakeAUDIENCE
On top of that, Joe Rudolph and the offensive line coaching that he's doing, Notre Dame has way more talent than what it feels like they're showing on a week-to-week basis on the offensive line.
JakeAUDIENCE
And I don't know if y'all have watched any film on their games, but it looks like whenever their offensive lines start pushing, they kind of stop.
JakeAUDIENCE
and then just kind of hold their ground.
SamHOST
Your r- your rushing offense has been very disappointing relative to preseason expectations.
SamHOST
Your offensive line looks like one of the nation's best, but one of the nation's best in a very weak offensive line class relative to the past 10 years of college football, though I think a lot of that's due to the portal and not necessarily on Joe Rudolph and this Notre Dame staff.
SamHOST
It's just the new nature of the game.
SamHOST
And Michigan State and Wisconsin might also have good defensive lines, especially the Badgers.
Bryan DriskellHOST
That's the one thing they've been able to do.
Bryan DriskellHOST
And that's sort of one of my maddening frustrations with Joe Rudolph.
Bryan DriskellHOST
It's like, you can't do both.
Bryan DriskellHOST
They're either good at running the ball and they can't pass pro.
Tarek SalehGUEST
I mean, Pete's definitely one of them.
Tarek SalehGUEST
Joe Rudolph was one of them.
Tarek SalehGUEST
He's the O-line coach at, at, uh...
Tarek SalehGUEST
Um, there's a guy named Tom Burke who's pretty tough.
Sean StiresHOST
I know I read the preview that you guys put out, which was absolutely amazing.
Sean StiresHOST
And for me, I looked at this offensive line and I said, this offensive line has the talent to be Joe Rudolph's best offensive line.
Sean StiresHOST
since he's been at Notre Dame.
Sean StiresHOST
But that was potential.
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