Articles Tagged: Jack Koerner

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.

Five-year safety Jack Koerner is “confident” in how he performed at Iowa’s pro day. As he seeks an NFL opportunity, he’s willing to “play anything” and gain or lose as much weight as needed.

Iowa draft prospects no longer have the “mental burden” of having to train for drills where a hundredth of a second can make a big difference.

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

Fifth-year senior Jack Koerner will chase his “dream of playing on Sundays,” he announced Thursday evening. The former walk-on had five interceptions in his last two seasons.

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

Despite injuries to defensive backs Terry Roberts, Matt Hankins and Jack Koerner, Iowa’s defense was solid against Illinois.

Iowa’s secondary is back to its early-season level of production despite the absence of Riley Moss and Terry Roberts.

Iowa’s lack of offense resulted in a 20-point loss to Wisconsin and endangered the Hawkeyes’ Big Ten West title odds.

This week’s Iowa Football Rewind delves into Iowa’s CFP odds and defensive shortcomings against Purdue’s David Bell.

Entering a bye week, the Hawkeyes are coming off their worst loss since 2017 and have a handful of injuries.

Unranked Purdue, led by star wide receiver David Bell, spoiled Iowa football’s perfect season.

Iowa’s defense has learned to communicate despite the Kinnick noise, and the Hawkeyes are working to block out the figurative noise around being No. 2.

Division II transfer Zach VanValkenburg has a master’s degree and has been a top-level defensive end for Iowa.

Iowa forced six interceptions and one fumble from Maryland Friday night. Here’s how they happened.