Purdue QB Kyle Orton lands with the Chicago Bears in fourth round
Altoona native Kyle Orton, once peaking at Purdue with 1,642 passing yards and 18 TDs in five games, was selected No. 106 overall in the fourth round by the Chicago Bears. Injuries derailed his early surge, but Bears coach Ron Turner calls him a first or second round talent and backup to Rex Grossman.
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Draft Notes Highlight Iowa NFL Draft Alumni
Draft/Considine may make his mark on special teams. Considine, 6-foot-206, could learn safety behind Dawkins and Lewis and aims to excel on special teams. McMahon, 6-8-329, follows Robert Gallery to Oakland and impressed with tackling and blocking. Jackson switches from tight end to fullback in Seattle, citing blocking and receiving as strengths. Former Hawkeye linemen and safeties, including Clark and Pagel, have recent draft success, with several players walking on at Iowa.
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RoughRiders ride Stalock to Clark Cup finals victory
Stalock delivered stellar 37-save performance as the RoughRiders completed a sweep of Chicago with a late loose puck goal in the own zone. Purcell lamented the power play drought, while Stalock earned a .963 series save percentage and earned praise for stealing the show.
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Gordon Nocioni spark Bulls to playoff win over Wizards
Ben Gordon scored 30 points including 12 in the fourth quarter and Andres Nocioni added 25 points and 18 rebounds in 48 minutes as Chicago defeated Washington 103-94 at the United Center to take a 1-0 series lead.
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