Articles Tagged: Cade McNamara

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara will be entering the transfer portal, he announced Wednesday morning on social media.

Jackson Stratton remains Iowa’s starting quarterback against Nebraska, head coach Kirk Ferentz said on Tuesday. But the Hawkeyes may soon have a few more options at the position.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara cleared up any confusion about his status, saying on social media he remains a “proud member of this football team” and has been “doing everything in my power to get back on the field.”

If Brendan Sullivan and Cade McNamara are both healthy next week, offensive coordinator Tim Lester said he would “let them compete” ahead of the Nov. 23 game against Maryland.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara and tight end Luke Lachey are not listed on the Hawkeyes’ depth chart ahead of Friday’s game at UCLA as they continue to recover from injuries.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara suffered a head injury last Saturday, in between two fellow major-college quarterbacks retiring because of concussions. Monday night, it was former Hawkeye Tyrone Tracy’s turn.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara has a concussion and will not be available to play against Wisconsin, head coach Kirk Ferentz said Tuesday in his weekly news conference.

Brendan Sullivan is officially Iowa’s starting quarterback ahead of its game against Wisconsin.

Kirk Ferentz said the plan to give an opportunity to Brendan Sullivan in the Northwestern game was “preplanned.”

Cade McNamara remains Iowa’s starting quarterback “as of right now,” head coach Kirk Ferentz said in his weekly news conference. Ferentz said that it is “easier to talk about putting somebody in a game than just doing it, especially at that position.”

Hear from Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara, offensive lineman Mason Richman, linebacker Jay Higgins and running back Kaleb Johnson after the Hawkeyes’ 40-16 win over Washington.

Cade McNamara has a higher completion percentage than many recent Iowa quarterbacks, but that number comes with a significant caveat.

Iowa’s defense made some NFL-caliber plays as it forced two turnovers in the first half. Then in the second half, Iowa gave up three costly turnovers as it went up against an Ohio State defense that also has plenty of NFL-caliber talent.

Iowa football does not have a quarterback “controversy,” as Kirk Ferentz sees it.

As much as Iowa’s offense has thrived because of its rushing attack, CBS analyst Gary Danielson sees what Cade McNamara accomplishes in the air as crucial for the Hawkeyes against No. 3 Ohio State.