According to reports from NFL circles, Marcus Freeman is supposedly being considered a "top coaching option" for the pros in 2025. Reports like this one are intentionally vague and usually stir up more social media interaction than they are worth. That being said, there's some nuance to discuss here regarding Freeman and his coaching future.

That’s not all that surprising with Notre Dame (9-1) riding an eight-game winning streak and ranked No. 6 in the latest College Football Playoff ratings. Freeman is 28-9 (.757) in his brief career with 10 wins over ranked opponents.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman is "on the radar" of NFL teams looking for coaching staff changes, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Fowler named

Freeman and the Irish take on an undefeated Army squad this weekend before their rivalry game at USC with a home playoff game possibly on the line.

So far, there will be at least two NFL coaching openings after the New York Jets fired Robert Saleh and the New Orleans Saints fired Dennis Allen. There's a couple other teams who

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman addressed reports of NFL interest as well as other topics in his last public comments before Saturday's game against Army

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman has reportedly drawn some interest from NFL teams searching for a new voice.

A victory over Army could solidify Notre Dame's CFP resume and showcase their readiness for postseason challenges.

Marcus Freeman addressed speculation of NFL teams considering him for a coaching job this offseason. On Wednesday, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero listed Freeman as one of 22 young coaches to watch during the NFL's next hiring cycle.