CJ Carr's first touchdown pass at Notre Dame was a work of art

No. 6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish decided to roll into the season with CJ Carr, a redshirt freshman, as their starting quarterback. He showed in the first half of Sunday's season opener against No. 10 Miami why that might have been a smart decision.

Carr completed his first career touchdown pass late in the second quarter, and it was a breathtaking play that showed the type of talent and poise he has that could make him a standout player at Notre Dame for years ahead. 

While facing a 3rd-and-goal, Carr took a shotgun snap and immediately found himself under pressure, retreating nearly 25 yards into the backfield in an effort to avoid the pass rush. He then unleashed a pass while rolling to his left, finding a wide-open Micah Gilbert in the front of the end zone for the touchdown.