Notre Dame football recruiting: Larry Fitzgerald’s son, three-star WR Devin Fitzgerald, commits to Irish
The receiver of three stars Devin Fitzgerald, son of the NFL legend, Larry Fitzgerald, signed up for Notre Dame on Saturday against Clemson, Stanford and Ucla. The preparatory product of the Brophy College of Phoenix, Arizona, is the last player to engage in Notre Dame in the recruitment class of 2026, because the Fighting Irish are currently holding the fourth row class in the cycle behind the USC, Georgia and Texas A&M.
“I chose Notre Dame because of people, culture and goal behind everything they do,” Fitzgerald told 247sports. “It’s not just about football. It is about building something bigger – a future, a heritage.”
During his junior season at Brophy College Preparatory, Fitzgerald transported 52 catches for 720 yards and nine affected in 13 games.
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Fitzgerald ranks as a player No. 2 in the state of Arizona and is the 55th -wide wide receiver in the recruitment class of 2026. Fitzgerald marks the 24th commitment of Notre Dame in the class, joining first -rate recruits such as the five -star edge Rodney Dunham, five -star safety Joey O’Brien, the four -star half -star Khary Adams and The winger tightened four stars.
“What really distinguished Notre Dame for me is people,” said Fitzgerald. “The recruits I met were sharing the same ideas – they had the same objectives, the same disc. I knew that being with them pushed me to be better, out of the field.”
Since the beginning of last month, Notre Dame has obtained commitments from eight recruits in the 2026 class – including Fitzgerald.
