After explaining how the NFL and college football are similar, Mike Martin admitted there’s plenty he has to learn at Notre Dame.

Nothing is circular about the current standing for Martin, completing his first month as the new general manager of Notre Dame football. After some two decades of NFL experience, Martin is returning to college football.

The trick for Notre Dame GM Mike Martin is stretching the de facto NIL salary cap that emerges from the $20.5 million House Settlement ruling expected on April 7.

General manager Mike Martin addressed the media on Thursday for the first time since joining the Notre Dame football program on Feb. 27. Martin spoke to reporters for about 25 minutes to speak about his past experience,

Being better against contested throws was a much-needed area for improvement for Notre Dame, and Brown led a group that showed that jump. In year two the hope is that the unit shows another jump by continuing to be good against contested throws, but also continuing to show improvements as route runners.

DEVELOPING: Mike Martin’s BOLD Vision for Notre Dame Football, Plus, HUGE Spring Injury Updates!

It’s official. Notre Dame has a new football program general manager. It’s Mike Martin, formerly the director of scouting advancement for the Detroit Lions. The university made the hiring of Martin official in a press release Thursday evening.