Iowans in the NFL Week 8 Highlights
Iowa born and trained players across NFL teams posted stats in Week 8. Notables include Erick All Jr with Cincinnati 83 catching 2 passes for 32 yards, Jack Campbell 46 with 11 tackles for Detroit, George Kittle 85 totaling 128 yards and a TD for San Francisco, Sam LaPorta 87 with 6 receptions and a TD for Detroit, and Brock Purdy 13 of Iowa State guiding San Francisco with 260 passing yards and two rushing TDs.
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Iowa Collegians
Iowa
Erick All Jr
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia
Dane Belton
New York Giants
Jack Campbell
Detroit Lions
Cedar Falls
Tennessee
Cooper DeJean
Philadelphia Eagles
Odebolt
Cincinnati
J. Epenesa
Buffalo Bills
Seattle
Noah Fant
Seattle Seahawks
Buffalo
Andrew van Ginkel
Minnesota Vikings
Rock Valley
L.A. Rams
Ey Chauncey Golston
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Tyler Goodson
Indianapolis Colts
Houston
Breece Hall
New York Jets
Iowa State
New England
Amani Hooker
Tennessee Titans
Detroit
Jake Hummel
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota
Xavier Hutchinson
Houston Texans
Indianapolis
Josey Jewell
Carolina Panthers
Decorah
Denver
Anthony Johnson Jr
George Kittle
San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas
Charlie Kolar
Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland
Casey Kreiter
DeWitt
Sam LaPorta
Kaevon Merriweather
Tampa
Brock Purdy
Christian Rozeboom
South Dakota State
Sioux Center
Shmir Smith-Mariette
Heartlander forward Raabe blends surf roots with hockey grit
Iowa Heartlanders forward Dakota Raabe from Capistrano Beach trades surfboard tales for ice. A former high school surfer in Orange County, he played junior hockey in Wenatchee and college hockey at Michigan and Sacred Heart before joining Utah and then Iowa. He emphasizes a defense-first approach to create scoring chances and notes his team’s 1-2-1 start with upcoming games at Stream Arena and Tulsa.
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Iowa Heartlanders
Dakota Raabe
Capistrano Beach
Calif
Orange County
Los Angeles
Raabe
Iowa
Wenatchee Wild
Washington
Michigan
Sacred Heart
Connecticut
Utah Grizzlies
Utah
Heartlanders
Bloomington
Bison
Stream Arena
Tulsa
Panthers aim to stay confident after six game skid
Northern Iowa football coach Mark Farley remains confident despite a six game losing streak after a 49 42 defeat to Missouri State. Sophomore quarterback Matthew Schecklman threw for 318 yards while the Panthers showed offensive spark and Farley discussed future leadership from Schecklman and adjustments on the defensive line through adding size with Lance Berends and Luke Reth.
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Panthers
Missouri State
Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
Mark Farley
Desmond Hutson
Farley
Bears
Matthew Schecklman
Lance Berends
Luke Reth
Berends
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