John Steppe

Four Iowa prospects, one Iowa State prospect and one Northern Iowa prospect heard their names called during the 2024 NFL Draft.

Northern Iowa defensive lineman Khristian Boyd was the No. 199 overall pick in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft on Saturday.

Logan Lee is the latest Iowa defensive lineman to find a home in the NFL.

The Cyclones have had at least one player drafted in four consecutive years.

Iowa’s fan-favorite punter is headed to the Windy City.

“Tight End U” has another tight end on their way to the NFL.

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman talked with friends around the NFL after trading up to draft Cooper DeJean at No. 40 overall, and “most of the league thought this guy would go” in the first round.

Cooper DeJean, after having a longer wait than initially anticipated, became the fifth Iowa defensive back to be drafted in the last five years.

Maryland football is expected to hire former Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz as an analyst.

Cooper DeJean will have to wait another day to find his NFL home.

Iowa’s Cooper DeJean is a projected first-round pick, and Iowa State’s T.J. Tampa is a projected second-rounder. After that, there is little consensus about prospects from Iowa, Iowa State and UNI.

Kylie Welker’s decision in early 2022 to take a chance on Clarissa Chun and Iowa set the foundation for the Hawkeyes’ highly successful inaugural season.

Iowa did not have a scholarship to give to Cade Borud, but the Hawkeyes’ history of sending offensive linemen to the NFL was enough to sway him during his quick transfer portal recruitment.

Iowa tight end Cael Vanderbush is entering the transfer portal, a source confirmed to The Gazette on Tuesday.

Iowa quarterback Deacon Hill is entering the transfer portal, he announced Tuesday morning on social media.