Articles Tagged: Riley Moss

Iowa cornerback Riley Moss was one of the Denver Broncos’ “target players” in this year’s NFL Draft.

Riley Moss is the fourth Hawkeye drafted this week.

More defensive backs have been drafted since 2013 than any other position at Iowa.

Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy got an up-close view of Iowa defensive backs Riley Moss and Kaevon Merriweather as they prepared for the NFL Draft and evaluates the pro prospects on this episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast. The longtime NFL scout also offers his thoughts on tight end Sam LaPorta and linebacker Jack Campbell.

From the opportunity to end the seniors’ careers with a win to the hot chicken contest, Iowa football players have found value in the Music City Bowl.

Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell was named the 2022 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year while many of his teammates also received all-Big Ten honors.

Iowa’s four captains all received invitations to the Senior Bowl, one of the top college football all-star games.

Iowa football fans have unsurprisingly shown frustration with a 1-1 start that included a narrow 7-3 win against an FCS team and a 10-7 loss to a bitter rival.

Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell and cornerback Riley Moss earned spots on the Associated Press’ preseason All-America first team ahead of the 2022 season.

Cornerback Riley Moss is “broadening my horizons” in his extra year at Iowa. Defensive coordinator Phil Parker is expecting him to be one of the leaders at a position group that will have a younger look in 2022.

After leading the FBS with 25 interceptions, Iowa’s secondary will be a younger group in 2022.

The Hawk Off The Press podcast looks ahead to the 2022 Iowa football season, with thoughts on the new Big Ten schedule, key returners and question marks.

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

Reigning Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year Riley Moss announced Wednesday he will not enter the 2022 NFL Draft, instead returning to Iowa.

Saturday’s Citrus Bowl will give Iowa cornerback Riley Moss “more tape I can put out there” as he mulls his options for 2022.