Megan Briggs/Getty Images Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard argued this year's national championship game is the work of some divine intervention. Leonard, 22, and the Fighting Irish will face The Ohio State University in the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday,

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard explained the meaning behind the Bible verse written on his wrist in the national championship.

In the days leading up to the national title game, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard wasn't quiet about his faith. During a media appearance, he suggested

Riley Leonard's 2024 season was something of a comeback tour from start to finish. He was a dark horse Heisman Trophy candidate in his time at Duke, later faltering due to injury and falling off the radar because of the way those issues affected his play.

Riley Leonard opened the national championship game with a do-it-all drive that made it appear the Notre Dame quarterback could win the title by himself. As it turned out, Leonard needed more help.

Riley Leonard’s health update drew attention after he was seen vomiting on the sideline following Notre Dame’s opening drive in the national championship. The star quarterback’s resilience quickly became a pivotal storyline in their clash against Ohio State.

Darius Butler couldn’t sneak this one by Pat McAfee. McAfee ribbed his former Colts teammate and current co-host on his self-titled show after Butler described Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard as “sneaky fast” Monday.