Articles Tagged: Tyler Goodson

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.

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.

While some of the 11 Iowa, Iowa State and UNI prospects boosted their draft stock at last week’s NFL Combine, others have more work to do before next month’s draft.

Tyler Goodson showed his confidence at the NFL Combine, a former Nebraska player praised the environment at Kinnick and a few former Cyclones enjoyed setting the record straight on Breece Hall’s “five-star culture” comments.

Former Iowa running back Tyler Goodson explains what went into his decision to enter the NFL Draft and recounts his favorite memories as a Hawkeye on the Hawk Off The Press podcast.

Hawkeyes running backs Gavin Williams and Leshon Williams had career-best performances in Saturday’s Citrus Bowl. Gavin believes the duo can “open up the playbook and do a lot of things new.“

Iowa athletes have used their names, images and likenesses to benefit causes close to the community and coaching staff’s hearts.

Iowa running back Tyler Goodson will not play in the Citrus Bowl, instead focusing on the 2022 NFL Draft. He is the first Iowa player to opt out of the Jan. 1 bowl game.

Iowa’s improvements on the offensive line helped running back Tyler Goodson experience a highly-productive last month of the regular season.

Iowa’s Tyler Linderbaum, Kyler Schott, Tyler Goodson and Sam LaPorta earned spots on the three all-Big Ten teams.

Iowa has a few unknowns ahead of taking on Michigan in the Big Ten championship game although Kirk Ferentz is aware the Wolverines are a “tough team to prepare for.”

Three big plays from the defense and special teams helped Iowa rally to beat Nebraska 28-21.

Iowa is yet to declare a starting quarterback for the Iowa-Illinois game. Meanwhile, Saturday’s game will showcase two effective defenses.

Iowa running back Tyler Goodson gets tackled for losses more than anyone in the nation.

Iowa’s running backs showed significant improvement against Northwestern, but they’ll face more challenging defenses in the final three games.