Articles Tagged: Cade McNamara

New offensive coordinator Tim Lester “really cares about the players and our perspective on the offense,” quarterback Cade McNamara told reporters this week.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara has grown on and off the field during his injury-induced absence.

Iowa’s Swarm Collective and Iowa State’s We Will Collective supported a “great cause” on Sunday as the Hawkeyes walked away with an 11-3 win.

Cade McNamara is “in a place where I want to be” about nine months after last year’s season-ending knee injury.

Iowa football notebook: Cade McNamara is “moving around and more active” than before, according to his teammates. Nick DeJong’s versatility gives the Hawkeyes options on the offensive line.

Kirk Ferentz left little ambiguity about Iowa’s starting quarterback situation heading into summer workouts. He also dropped a hint about Friday night football in 2024.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara is “really limited” in spring practices as he continues to recover from last year’s knee injury, Kirk Ferentz said in a news conference on Tuesday.

Cade McNamara’s health and Tim Lester’s schematic adjustments are crucial for the Hawkeyes to have more success in the passing game in 2024.

McNamara expressed optimism about his knee as he continues his recovery from ACL surgery earlier this season.

Cade McNamara “dreamed of” playing against Michigan in the Big Ten championship game. He obviously cannot contribute on the field, but he has found other ways to help the Hawkeyes beat “that other team.”

Cade McNamara “had a vision” when he committed to Iowa, and “that vision remains the same” as he plans to come back in 2024.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara will miss the rest of the 2023 season with a left knee injury, head coach Kirk Ferentz said Tuesday.

Iowa football did not list quarterback Cade McNamara or running backs Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson on its depth chart ahead of Saturday’s game against Purdue.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara exited Saturday’s game against Michigan State with what appears to be a significant left leg injury.

“The season is not over yet,” Iowa quarterback McNamara said Tuesday, and he’s right. Plus, no more Penn States await.