Articles Tagged: Caleb Shudak

Five former Hawkeyes who went undrafted have signed with NFL teams. Here’s a breakdown of the situations awaiting them as they try to make it on 53-man rosters.

Since Iowa’s loss in the Citrus Bowl, Caleb Shudak has been hitting 65-yard field goals, meeting with NFL teams and patiently waiting to hear where he’ll pursue his NFL dream.

The Gazette is compiling a running list of Iowa football seniors’ decisions on whether they’ll use their extra year of eligibility.

Tyler Linderbaum is an AP first-team All-American, and Riley Moss and Caleb Shudak received third-team recognition.

Iowa is savoring a rare Big Ten championship game berth, but the Hawkeyes are also working to “win the sucker.”

The Big Ten’s Special Teams Player of the Week has been stellar all season

Most of Iowa’s performance wasn’t glamorous. It won’t wow many people. But it was enough for a much-needed 33-23 victory over Illinois.

After a 2019 knee injury dealt a “big blow” to Ryan Gersonde, the Hawkeyes’ backup punter has embraced his role as Iowa’s holder.

The Hawkeyes showed imperfections against Purdue, but efficient defense and special teams play has given No. 9 Iowa reason for optimism.

Caleb Shudak is having fun while emerging as one of the best kickers in the Big Ten in his sixth year at Iowa.

Every aspect of Iowa’s special teams have excelled through a half-season.

Caleb Shudak’s long-awaited shot as a college kicker is being realized at Iowa, his dad’s former rival.

Sixth-year senior kicker Caleb Shudak vows to make the most of his opportunity this season at Iowa.

With the departure of Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and return of Charlie Jones, Tory Taylor, Caleb Shudak and other young, but experienced players on special teams, kick returner is one void to fill.

While Iowa football is recognized for its farm-boy men of steel: linemen, tight ends and linebackers (oh my), much of its success rests on the shoulders of the smallest men on the team: the kickers.