Articles Tagged: Keagan Johnson

After missing Saturday’s game against Rutgers because of injury, Terry Roberts is not listed on Iowa’s Week 5 depth chart.

Big Ten Network’s Meghan McKeown said Saturday morning that Nico Ragaini and Keagan Johnson are expected to play for Iowa against Nevada.

The starters on Monday depth charts have often varied from in-game starters this season, but Iowa still appears to be without Keagan Johnson, Nico Ragaini and others.

The Iowa Hawkeyes are expected to be without wide receiver Keagan Johnson, linebacker Jestin Jacobs and cornerback Jermari Harris when they take on Iowa State on Saturday.

Iowa wide receivers Arland Bruce and Keagan Johnson, and running backs Gavin Williams and Leshon Williams are all sophomores. They need to be reliable playmakers for the Hawkeyes this season.

Iowa’s wide receiver position is especially thin as Nico Ragaini is expected to miss “at least a couple weeks” with an injury. Keagan Johnson “has been touch and go.”

Injuries are adding up for Iowa football in fall camp after the Hawkeyes already dealt with many injuries in the spring. That’s led to an opportunity, though, for Iowa City Regina grad Alec Wick.

Charlie Jones’ departure in May left significant holes to fill on offense and on special teams. The Iowa Hawkeyes are optimistic about their options

Keagan Johnson is not showing any complacency after showing his “explosive” ability as a true freshman in 2021. Fans are getting better at spelling his name, too.

The Hawkeyes have plenty of roster continuity at wide receiver going into 2022.

As Iowa prepares for Saturday’s Citrus Bowl matchup against Kentucky, here are questions facing each position group going into 2022.

Competitive Keagan Johnson has found a role in his first year at Iowa amid a talented group of wide receivers.

Tyrone Tracy Jr. isn’t listed as a starter on the updated Iowa football depth chart, a day after he tweeted, “Why have a Swiss Army knife and NOT use it to its full potential!!”

Quarterback Alex Padilla and receivers Keagan Johnson and Arland Bruce IV got it done for Iowa at Northwestern.

Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz is “still looking for some answers” as the Hawkeyes rank near the bottom of the Big Ten in some offensive stats.