Podcast appearances and mentions of Akrum Wadley

This is Stephen Schmidt from the Gazette Digital News Desk, and I'm here with your update for Wednesday, March 1.The first day of March will feel like spring is coming soon, but we'll see what happens. According to the National Weather Service the day will start mostly cloudy in the Cedar Rapids area, before becoming gradually sunnier. The high is predicted to be near 53 degrees with a low of around 30 degrees. It could be a bit breezy, with the wind increasing during the day, but wind gusts will not exceed 25 mph.Two women were found dead Tuesday morning after deputies responded to reports of a shooting at a home on Jordans Grove Road, west of Springville, according to the Linn County Sheriff's Office.Deputies were called at 9:28 a.m. to the house at 2561 Jordans Grove Rd., where they found two adult women dead from gunshot wounds. A witness was interviewed at the scene, and the Sheriffs Office said “there is no danger to the public.”The Sheriff's Office did not say what led to the shooting and did not announce that any arrests had been made in relation to it.The names of the deceased have not been released yet, pending notification of family. Both bodies have been transported to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Ankeny for autopsies.Fifty years after Iowa began collecting and analyzing data on residents diagnosed with cancer through its Iowa Cancer Registry, statistics reveal Iowa has the second-highest cancer incidence rate in the nation and is the only state with a rising rate of cancer.Kentucky has the highest cancer rate, lining up with its high smoking rate, while Iowa has a high rate of just about every major cancer type across the board.As the Iowa Cancer Registry celebrates its 50th anniversary, the 2023 report notes the spike in cases is tied, in part, to Iowa's aging population, “as advancing age is the leading risk factor for cancer.”The rise in cases also ties to Iowa's larger population — growing from 2.9 million in 1973 to 3.2 this year — and the improvement and corresponding increase in cancer detection among Iowans.The study also notes body mass index, inadequate physical activity, binge drinking and smoking as risk factors.The former Hawkeye football players who in 2020 sued the University of Iowa athletics operation for racial discrimination and harassment have dropped their claims against head coach Kirk Ferentz, offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz, Athletic Director Gary Barta and former strength coach Chris Doyle.Those dismissals leave the university and the state Board of Regents as the only defendants in the federal case, which last week also dropped claims against linebackers coach Seth Wallace.The case had been set for a jury trial in May 2023, but a U.S. District Court judge earlier this month postponed a pretrial conference and trial until further notice “in light of pending motions in this case.”The former players — Akrum Wadley, Jonathan Parker, Marcel Joly, Aaron Mends, Darian Cooper, Brandon Simon, Javon Foy and several others later removed from the lawsuit — sued the Hawkeye football program and its coaches in November 2020 following outcry from former players on social media and years of internal and external investigations into accusations of discrimination.

8 Iowa Players sue Iowa, Kevonte Marin Manley and Akrum Wadley we discuss

Tall Paul and Nolan Hawkeye Anthony talk the external report, Luka Garza decision, Kirk responds to Akrum Wadley, and Connor trolls Rob Howe.

Erick Zamora is back behind the glass and Ross and Chris chat about the Iowa Press Conference and discuss if there was much to be heard today. Then Bruno comes in and the guys help celebrate his birthday, chat beer and Tomahawk chops, and have a little NSYNC discussion. The guys break down the specifics of Kirk Ferentz's comments on Akrum Wadley and play some audio and get a tip on how to keep a pizza hot when you have to transport it.

We dive into Iowa missing 2 big recruits they should have won, why is Iowa Recruiting doing so well? Akrum Wadley and NHA breaks down Systemic Racism it's a must listen!

Recent statements by former Iowa players, posted by Robert T Green, have resurfaced Iowa into the spotlight after moving forward from original racial disparity issues. This episode gathers some of our thoughts on the situation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/washed-up-walkons/support

With Sean Bock on vacation, David Eickholt recaps the latest surrounding Robert T. Green including his interview on Quad Cities 93.5 ESPN station. He also answers a fully-loaded mailbag that includes Luka Garza's decision, expectations for next season and some recruiting news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss how ridiculous it is that Iowa isn't atop 25 All Decade team, We dive into Akrum Wadley's Drama, an

On the latest episode of Heat Check, Gabe Swartz, Griffin Peters and Peyton Gallaher discuss Emoni Bates' decision to commit to Michigan State (1:20), former Iowa running back Akrum Wadley's criticism of the Hawkeye program (23:40), UConn rejoining the Big East (41:05) and UCLA and Cal's need for new apparel deals (45:09).

Hour three of DJ & PK in the Morning for June 30, 2020: Segment 1 - Sean Highkin, Bleacher Report Segment 2 - Lectures about phrasing and redundancy Segment 3 - Akrum Wadley sit

- SEC has postponed their 2020 College Football media days- Dennis Dodd wrote about the projections for hospitalizations & deaths if CFB plays the 2020 season- Rockies OF Ian Desmond is sitting out the 2020 season- NBA may shut down again if covid-19 cases spread among league- former Iowa RB Akrum Wadley said he regrets ever playing for Hawkeyeshttp://www.winningcureseverything.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/winning-cures-everything9033/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week the guys discuss Akrum Wadley's screenshots that draw more interest in the Iowa situation. Then they break down all the latest news before the NBA COVID-19 restart. Cam Newton is heading to New England and all your favorite segments.    Follow Us! https://www.facebook.com/LoudSportsPod https://twitter.com/LoudSportsPod   Merch! https://www.teepublic.com/user/loudsports

On the second hour of The Nick Handley Show, we get more into Husker QB Adrian Martinez and if he is guy or not or if there should be an open competition; plenty of calls from listeners on this one. Next, we get into former Iowa running back Akrum Wadley being very critical of his time at Iowa and wishes he never went. Then we talk NBA returning to play with Kurt Helin of NBC Sports.

In the first hour of your Monday Drive, we dive deep into Akrum Wadley's damning accusations against Kirk Ferentz and the Iowa Hawkeye's coaching staff with David Eickholt, Hawkeye Insider for CBS 24/7 Sports. We also discuss Cam Newton signing with the Patriots as well as asking if players holding private workouts could hurt our chances of getting football in the fall. 

Its Chris Williams' birthday and while an unusual one as he is COVID-19 positive, he was overwhelmed with the outreach and gets a little emotional to start the show. Then the guys get into the allegations from Akrum Wadley about the University of Iowa culture and the damning comments regarding it as a "Living Nightmare" and how he wouldn't go back and play for Iowa. Mark Emmert from the Des Moines Register joins to chat about the situation and the guys then chat a little about The Offspring and end the hour giving away Mistress Brewing beer.

Its Chris Williams' birthday and while an unusual one as he is COVID-19 positive, he was overwhelmed with the outreach and gets a little emotional to start the show. Then the guys get into the allegations from Akrum Wadley about the University of Iowa culture and the damning comments regarding it as a "Living Nightmare" and how he wouldn't go back and play for Iowa. Mark Emmert from the Des Moines Register joins to chat about the situation and the guys then chat a little about The Offspring and end the hour giving away Mistress Brewing beer.

More on Iowa football and allegations from Akrum Wadley's mom, some legal questions, then Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

More on Iowa football and allegations from Akrum Wadley's mom, some legal questions, then Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette

Today’s guest came to Iowa out of familiar state of New Jersey where Iowa has had success with recruiting RBs such as Albert Young. My guest attended Weequahic High School in Newark, New Jersey. He played at Iowa from 2014 to 2017. In his final collegiate game, he was named the Pinstripe Bowl MVP after collecting 283 all-purpose yards and scoring one touchdown . . . He’s ranked 5th all time with his career rushing totals for 2,872 yards and 4th all time with 28 touchdowns. And added 761 yards on 71 receptions and an additional 7 receiving TDS . . . one of four running backs in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards in consecutiuve seasons . . . Not to mention ranking 9th on the All time career yardage totals... Akrum Wadley went on to sign free agent contracts with the Tennessee Titans, Atlanta Legends and Houston Roughnecks.... Ladies Gentlemen....Akrum Wadley

It’s like the guy complaining he doesn’t have any shoes and he goes around the corner and the guy doesn’t have any feet. Featuring special guests Cazzie Russell, and Matt Demorest of HomeSure Lending The Sponsors We can do this because people support us. You should support them! The show is presented by UGP & The Bo Store, who are the living embodiments of the Pitbull philosophy. Our other sponsors are also key to all of this: HomeSure Lending, Peak Wealth Management, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, the University of Michigan Alumni Association, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, FuegoBox, Perrin Brewing, and The Athletic. -------------------------------------------- 1. Cazzie Russell starts at 1:00 A Michigan legend joins MGoRadio to talk about his time with the Wolverines, discuss the debate over name and image rights, and the upcoming Michigan basketball season. 2. Rutgers After UFR starts at 31:42 Michigan’s run game is not going to be good until there is a threat of QB run. The run game opened up after Milton came in. Onwenu got a terrible PFF grade but Brian absolved him. Ruiz was a bit more problematic. Michigan seems to have piled on too much stuff and the guys on the line are still trying to figure out how to execute it. Michigan threw some fades! The interception was okay because we’re finally taking risks. The defense was pretty much the Cam McGrone show and he should get considerably more playing time going forward. Glasgow had a rough game and defending slants and his playing time could be in trouble. Mike Dwumfour exists! Got healthy against Rutgers, now Iowa is the big hurdle. 3. Matt Demorest Got Stung by Yellow Jackets starts at 53:14 Matt comes on to share some stories about his travel across the Big Ten. 4. Iowa starts at 1:06:54 Iowa’s TE is their former fullback. Oliver Martin is 5th on the WR depth chart. Ihmir Smith-Marsette is a very good burner on the outside. Brandon Smith is more of a jump ball type. Two NFL-bound tackles in Tristan Wirfs and Alaric Jackson. Nate Stanley is this year’s inexplicably hyped-for-the-NFL B1G QB. Mekhi Sargent is solid, but he’s not Akrum Wadley. Just a guy. Play a 4-3 even and a cover 2 on defense with not as good of a secondary as usual, but with a monster at DE in AJ Epenesa. Michigan is going to have problems blocking him one-on-one. If Michigan can keep the QB clean, they should be able to throw on Iowa. Can Patterson exploit the zone? If there’s a threat of QB run, Michigan should be able to slice the team open. But what if Patterson can’t keep it. MUSIC: Featured tonight: Reader’s band Jes Cru, which is the most 1990s band I’ve ever heard, and would you’ know it: they played around Ann Arbor in the 1990s. "Gruvement” “No One Cries Alone” “Don’t Say You Will” “Across 110th Street” If you or a friend made some good tunes and don't have a label out scrubbing for them we'd be happy to feature you. THE USUAL LINKS: Helpful iTunes subscribe link General podcast feed link What's with the theme music? It’s like the guy complaining he doesn’t have any shoes and he goes around the corner and the guy doesn’t have any feet.

With Spring practice in session, we take a look at the 2019 football schedule and give our predictions as to how the Hawks will do. Segment number two has us talking more football as we discuss some Spring practice notes like Iowa tinkering with a 3-4 and the 4-2-5 in addition to us discussing the folding of the American Alliance of Football. What does that means for Akrum Wadley? Well, he's out of a job now. Segment number three has us covering the breaking news of Arkansas' supposed recruitment of Fran McCaffery to be the next head coach of their men's basketball program.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The men's basketball team gets a win over Indiana Friday night 76-70 as Jordan Bohannon has another unbelievable performance. The #3 ranked Hawkeyes wrestling team fell to #2 Oklahoma State 27-12 in a match that was much closer than the score, and the women's basketball team no longer controls their own destiny in the Big Ten after falling to Indiana. We touch on Gary Dolphin's comments and the entire situation as well as recapping Akrum Wadley's week three performance in the AAF, which did end with him being injured. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The men's basketball team gets a win over Indiana Friday night 76-70 as Jordan Bohannon has another unbelievable performance. The #3 ranked Hawkeyes wrestling team fell to #2 Oklahoma State 27-12 in a match that was much closer than the score, and the women's basketball team no longer controls their own destiny in the Big Ten after falling to Indiana. We touch on Gary Dolphin's comments and the entire situation as well as recapping Akrum Wadley's week three performance in the AAF, which did end with him being injured. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We have a ton of content to cover on today's show starting with Iowa's big win over the #16 Buckeyes Saturday afternoon at Carver. Segment two has us shifting our focus to the rest of the Hawkeye athletics. Wrestling got a huge win, while the women fell to Purdue. Women's swimming went 1-1 and the women's track and field team had a big day in the Hawkeye Invitational. Wrapping up the show, we hitting you with our thoughts on some breaking news items including Tyler Cook's injury, Akrum Wadley's decision to head to the CFL, TJ Hockenson's no-decision yet, and Iowa landing one of the top in-state recruits for the class of 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a ton of content to cover on today's show starting with Iowa's big win over the #16 Buckeyes Saturday afternoon at Carver. Segment two has us shifting our focus to the rest of the Hawkeye athletics. Wrestling got a huge win, while the women fell to Purdue. Women's swimming went 1-1 and the women's track and field team had a big day in the Hawkeye Invitational. Wrapping up the show, we hitting you with our thoughts on some breaking news items including Tyler Cook's injury, Akrum Wadley's decision to head to the CFL, TJ Hockenson's no-decision yet, and Iowa landing one of the top in-state recruits for the class of 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savannah State leads the nation in three point shooting, but not exactly in a good way. They rely on the three more than any team in the nation but are one of the worst teams in actually making threes. This is one reason among many why the Hawks are heavily favored tomorrow afternoon. On segment two, we dive deep into Kirk's comments on the 2019 recruiting class and give our analysis on what he said such as why integrity is important, how Tyler Goodson could play next year, and the excitement from recruits to be Hawks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savannah State leads the nation in three point shooting, but not exactly in a good way. They rely on the three more than any team in the nation but are one of the worst teams in actually making threes. This is one reason among many why the Hawks are heavily favored tomorrow afternoon. On segment two, we dive deep into Kirk's comments on the 2019 recruiting class and give our analysis on what he said such as why integrity is important, how Tyler Goodson could play next year, and the excitement from recruits to be Hawks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How does the addition of Kamalei Correa shake up the Titans' linebacking corps? Does rookie tryout Robert Spillane find a way to crack the 53-man roster? What about running back Akrum Wadley?

The guys dive deep into the NFL Draft, what happened with the locals and then what happened to Allen Lazard and Akrum Wadley not being drafted. Then, Scott Dochterman stops by with a look at the Hawkeyes draft and talks a little Iowa baseball. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Trent opens up hour #2 talking with Former Hawkeye running back Akrum Wadley as he prepares for the NFL Draft, Seth Gruen stops by to talk Big Ten football prospects in the NFL Draft and a look at the baseball season and then the guys get ready for the night in sports.

In this episode @DynastyRich and @DynastyMatt break down the final batch of rookie running back entering the 2018 NFL Draft. There will be more backs to discuss after the draft in two weeks but these final six round up the guys top 18 rookies. Listen in to see who may be a late round steal in your upcoming rookie draft and what to do with that player to help you for years to come. Who's the next late round gem amongst Kalen Ballage, Bo Scarborough, Ito Smith, Justin Jackson, Josh Adams and Akrum Wadley.

I sit down to talk about change of pace running backs Mark Walton, Ito Smith, Chase Edmonds and Akrum Wadley. Picks 6-10 are on the clock today. There is a lot of carryover between the predictive and what I would do drafts in picks 6-10, as NFL teams don't screw these picks up.

Paul starts the show by discussing the depth of this running back class and how the backs can be characterized into three different types. The types are three down or potential three down running backs, two down between the tackles power runners and also change of pace, receiving backs or specialists. He discusses how in each of the categories teams can be targeting backs in the early rounds, mid rounds, or late rounds that fit into each of the different types. He first discusses the three down or potential three down backs. The players discussed include Saquon Barkley, Sony Michel, Derrius Guice, Ronald Jones, Kerryon Johnson, Rashaad Penny and John Kelly. He discusses how some of those prospects did not play often in the passing game but he could see them developing into more of a three down role at the next level. Next, he discusses the physical, tough, power runners, that may be best suited in a committee, where they are complemented by a receiving back. Some of the prospects discussed here include Nick Chubb, Royce Freeman, Bo Scarbrough, Josh Adams, Darrel Williams, and Jordan Wilkins. He discusses how Chubb and Freeman in particular may be able to play on all three downs in some capacity based on what else is on the depth chart. Last, Paul discusses the change of pace, receiving running backs, which is the deepest of the three types. Some of the names discussed include Kallen Ballage, Nyheim Hines, Mark Walton, Akrum Wadley, Chase Edmonds, Justin Jackson, Phillip Lindsay, Ito Smith and Roc Thomas To Purchase the Premium Content which includes the 2018 Scouting Notebook (Draft Guide), Rankings/Tiers Notebook, Freshman Notebook, and Draft Projections notebook, click here. Sponsors Reality Sports Online- use the code S2S to get 10% off your purchase Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

The Joes are once again joined by special guest Tim Torch (@TimNFL) to wrap up their early, pre-combine, rookie superflex mock draft! The Joes discuss with Tim his thoughts on some of the early news from the 2018 NFL Combine, Will recounts his past encounters with Akrum Wadley's “powerful” hands, Trey plants a flag on one of his 2018 rookie RB favorites, and Ryan is buying into the Twitter hype on a certain Maryland WR. All this, and much more, in this episode! Help us get better by filling out our listener survey by clicking here! You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is @TreyBarrett, Will is @fantasyjoe_will, and Ryan is @RotoLibrarian. You can also follow the show on Twitter @ffjoes. Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review! And do it soon if you want to get a free Fantasy Joes tee shirt (limited to the first ten reviewers, and please let us know if you do end up reviewing the show, thank you!)

The Joes are once again joined by special guest Tim Torch (@TimNFL) to wrap up their early, pre-combine, rookie superflex mock draft! The Joes discuss with Tim his thoughts on some of the early news from the 2018 NFL Combine, Will recounts his past encounters with Akrum Wadley's “powerful” hands, Trey plants a flag on one of his 2018 rookie RB favorites, and Ryan is buying into the Twitter hype on a certain Maryland WR. All this, and much more, in this episode! Help us get better by filling out our listener survey by clicking here! You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is @TreyBarrett, Will is @fantasyjoe_will, and Ryan is @RotoLibrarian. You can also follow the show on Twitter @ffjoes. Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review! And do it soon if you want to get a free Fantasy Joes tee shirt (limited to the first ten reviewers, and please let us know if you do end up reviewing the show, thank you!)

Fantasy Football Podcast: Sonic Truth Ep 55: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Tyler Guenthner (@DHH_Tyler) identify top trade target running back and wide receivers. Quincy Enunwa and Carlos Henderson lost seasons present buying opportunities. Going deeper on rookie running backs from Akrum Wadley to Justin Jackson to Phillip Lindsay. Jordan Lasley is being unfairly overlooked by the NFL Draft analyst community. Breaking down the top rookie tight ends, including Dallas Goedert, Troy Fumagalli, and Tyler Conklin. Mark Andrews is like a giant wide receiver playing tight end. Ryan Nall must switch to tight end like Charles Clay. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Paul and Matt recap the Senior Bowl by position. First they start by discussing quarterbacks, Baker Mayfield and Josh Allen and how they performed during the week and in the game. Next, they discuss the rest of the group, as they talk about who stood out from the group of Mike White, Kyle Lauletta, Kurt Benkert, Luke Falk and Tanner Lee. Following the quarterbacks, they discuss the top running backs from the week, including Kalen Ballage, Jaylen Samuels, Akrum Wadley, Rashaad Penny and Ito Smith. In the next segment, the two of them discuss the tight end group in great detail, focusing mostly on Mike Gesicki, Troy Fumagalli, Durham Smythe, Tyler Conklin and Jordan Akins. After the the tight end discussion, they break down the wide receivers from the Senior Bowl, including a discussion on James Washington, Allen Lazard, DJ Chark, Michael Gallup, DaeSean Hamilton, Justin Watson, Byron Pringle and Marcel Ateman. In the final segment of the show, they do a rapid fire recap of the top offensive lineman and defensive prospects that stood out during the week. Some prospects discussed include Isaiah Wynn, Alex Cappa, Austin Corbett, Will Hernandez, B.J. Hill, Justin Jones, Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, Kemoko Turay, Fred Warner, Marcus Davenport, Andrew Brown, Darius Leonard, M.J. Stewart and others.   Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

@TheFFDyansty What. is. good!  Lend us your ears for this week's Pleasure Chest as Casey and Jay Wayne continue the long voyage down the Rookie rabbit hole.  This week, more running backs: Akrum Wadley, Josh Adams, Justin Jackson, & Kalen Ballage...for your pleasurrre. Be sure to hit us up on the Facebooks, Instagrams, or the Twitters @TheFFDynasty Casey @IamCMyers  |  Big Co @DynastyBigCo  |  Jay Wayne @JayWaynesWorld Married to the Game  - An easy way to listen to fantasy football - theFFdynasty.com

The Fantasy Joes talk Dynasty Strategy heading into 2018, including how to buy low and how to handle rookie picks, with special guest Kyle Richardson, contributor to Fantasy Pros and Rotoballer. The Joes also get into the 2018 Reese's Senior Bowl, including Will's hopes for Akrum Wadley, Trey's excitement for Baker Mayfield, and Ryan's love for his superflex rookie draft darkhorse Kyle Lauletta. Discussed on this episode: Kyle Richardson is @krich1532 on Twitter. His two columns discussed on the show can be found at: Dynasty Strategy: How to Buy Low (Fantasy Football) How to Handle Pick 1.01 in Rookie Drafts (Fantasy Football) John Malkovich delivers powerful cold open for the 2018 AFC Title Game on CBS. Pro Football Weekly NFL Draft Newsletter Why the Senior Bowl Matters - Pro Football Weekly Senior Bowl website NDT Scouting's coverage of the Senior Bowl (all the guys on their team are great Twitter follows, including Ryan's fellow Kyle Lauletta lover Benjamin Solak) Matt Waldman's Senior Bowl coverage You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is @TreyBarrett, Will is @fantasyjoe_will, and Ryan is @RotoLibrarian. You can also follow the show on Twitter @ffjoes. Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review!

The Fantasy Joes talk Dynasty Strategy heading into 2018, including how to buy low and how to handle rookie picks, with special guest Kyle Richardson, contributor to Fantasy Pros and Rotoballer. The Joes also get into the 2018 Reese's Senior Bowl, including Will's hopes for Akrum Wadley, Trey's excitement for Baker Mayfield, and Ryan's love for his superflex rookie draft darkhorse Kyle Lauletta. Discussed on this episode: Kyle Richardson is @krich1532 on Twitter. His two columns discussed on the show can be found at: Dynasty Strategy: How to Buy Low (Fantasy Football) How to Handle Pick 1.01 in Rookie Drafts (Fantasy Football) John Malkovich delivers powerful cold open for the 2018 AFC Title Game on CBS. Pro Football Weekly NFL Draft Newsletter Why the Senior Bowl Matters - Pro Football Weekly Senior Bowl website NDT Scouting's coverage of the Senior Bowl (all the guys on their team are great Twitter follows, including Ryan's fellow Kyle Lauletta lover Benjamin Solak) Matt Waldman's Senior Bowl coverage You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is @TreyBarrett, Will is @fantasyjoe_will, and Ryan is @RotoLibrarian. You can also follow the show on Twitter @ffjoes. Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review!

Topics:-Sony Michel and Nick Chubb-Kalen Ballage and Royce Freeman failing to show special traits-Akrum Wadley could shine in Mobile-Ito Smith is gonna catch eyes-Josh Allen most intriguing player in Mobile?-Kurt Benkert facing a big opportunity-Don't be surprised if Rudolph, White, Falk look good in practices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Topics: -Sony Michel and Nick Chubb -Kalen Ballage and Royce Freeman failing to show special traits -Akrum Wadley could shine in Mobile -Ito Smith is gonna catch eyes -Josh Allen most intriguing player in Mobile? -Kurt Benkert facing a big opportunity -Don't be surprised if Rudolph, White, Falk look good in practices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 27-20 Pinstripe Bowl win over the Boston College Eagles at Yankee Stadium in New York CIty - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Tight End Noah Fant, Fullback Drake Kulick, Linebacker Josey Jewell, Defensive Back Joshua Jackson, and Defensive End Anthony Nelson. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Paul starts the show by recapping the last week of Bowl Games and the top prospects and storylines from each. He recaps Louisiana Tech vs SMU, Temple vs FIU, UAB vs Ohio, Central Michigan vs Wyoming, Texas Tech vs South Florida, San Diego State vs Army, Appalachian State vs Toledo, Fresno State vs Houston, Utah vs West Virginia, Duke vs Northern Illinois, Kansas State vs UCLA, Southern Miss vs FSU, and Iowa vs Boston College. Some of the top prospects discussed include; Courtland Sutton, Papi White, Josh Allen, Quenton Flowers, Rashaad Penny, Will Grier, Josh Rosen, Cam Ackers, Auden Tate, Akrum Wadley and AJ Dillon. In the next segment, Paul previews the remaining games left in the bowl season, including the two playoff games and what prospects you should be watching closely He takes a look ahead to the Military Bowl (Virginia vs Navy), Camping World Bowl (Virginia Tech vs Oklahoma State), Alamo Bowl (Stanford vs TCU), Holiday Bowl (Washington State vs Michigan State), Belk Bowl (Wake Forest vs Texas A&M), Sun Bowl (N.C. State vs Arizona State), Music City Bowl (Kentucky vs Northwestern), Arizona Bowl (New Mexico State vs Utah State), Cotton Bowl (USC vs Ohio State), Taxslayer Bowl (Louisville vs Mississippi State), Liberty Bowl (Iowa State vs Memphis), Fiesta Bowl (Washington vs Penn State), Orange Bowl (Wisconsin vs Miami), Outback Bowl (Michigan vs South Carolina), Peach Bowl (UCF vs Auburn), Citrus Bowl (Notre Dame vs LSU), Rose Bowl (Georgia vs Oklahoma), and the Sugar Bowl (Alabama vs Clemson). Some of the prospects discussed in the preview of the games include; Kurt Benkert, Mason Rudolph, James Washington, Byrce Love, Luke Falk, LJ Scott, Christian Kirk, Ryan Finley, Jaylen Samuels, N'Keal Harry, Kalen Ballage, Clayton Thorson, Jaleel Scott, Larry Rose, Sam Darnold, Ronald Jones, JT Barrett, JK Dobbins, Lamar Jackson, Allen Lazard, Anthony Miller, Myles Gaskin, Dante Pettis, Saquon Barkley, Mike Gesicki, Jonathan Taylor, Braxton Berrios, Jake Bentley, Kerryon Johnson, Josh Adams, Derrius Guice, DJ Chark, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel, DeAndre Swift, Baker Mayfield, Deon Cain, Hunter Renfrow, Calvin Ridley and many more. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

Paul is joined by special guest, Kyle Francis (@FranchiseKF) of Dynasty Football Factory. The two of them recap all of the big games and storylines from this past weekend with a detailed discussion on many of the top prospects in college football. The games discussed include Ole Miss vs Mississippi State, Miami vs Pittsburgh, South Florida vs UCF, FSU vs Florida, Missouri vs Arkansas, Georgia vs Georgia Tech, Ohio State vs Michigan, Alabama vs Auburn, Notre Dame vs Stanford and Washington St vs Washington. Some of the prospects discussed in detail include A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, Mark Walton, Akrum Wadley, Myles Gaskin, Quinton Flowers, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel, DeAndre Swift, Cam Ackers, Auden Tate, J.K. Dobbins, Mike Weber, Damien Harris, Bo Scarbrough, Kerryon Johnson, Calvin Ridley, Drew Locke, J'Mon Moore, Bryce Love, Equanimeous St. Brown, Nick Fitzgerald and more. Following the recap, they discuss the latest College Football Playoff Rankings and Preview Championship week. They discuss what games, prospects they are most looking forward to watching and predict how the final rankings may look for the playoff. In the final segment, they deliver the NFL Rookie Report for Week 12 with a discussion on Alvin Kamara, Joe Mixon, Kareem Hunt, Cooper Kupp, and many more.

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 56-14 Big Ten West road win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the annual battle for the Heroes Trophy - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Running Back James Butler, Tight End Noah Fant, Center James Daniels, Linebacker Josey Jewell, Defensive Back Joshua Jackson, and Safety Jack Gervase. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 24-15 Big Ten West home loss on Senior Day to the Purdue Boilermakers in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Defensive Back Joshua Jackson, Linebacker Josey Jewell, Offensive Lineman Sean Welsh, and Wide Receiver Matt VandeBerg. A special Black Friday Week Reporters Notebook feature with John Patchett and sports reporter Scott Dochterman - a quick look back at Purdue and a look ahead at Nebraska. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 38-14 Big Ten West road loss to the Wisconsin Badgers in Madison and wave goodbye to the Heartland Trophy for another year - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Defensive Back Joshua Jackson, Linebacker Josey Jewell, and Safety Jack Gervase. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 55-24 Big Ten home win over the Ohio State Buckeyes in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Offensive Lineman James Daniels, Tight End T.J. Hockenson, Defensive Back Joshua Jackson, Linebacker Josey Jewell, and Safety Amani Hooker. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 17-10 Big Ten West home win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Running Back James Butler, Tight End Noah Fant, and Cornerback Josh Jackson. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes overtime 17-10 Big Ten West road loss to the Northwestern Wildcats in Evanston - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland and Ron Coluzzi along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Wide Receiver Matt VandeBerg, Running Back Akrum Wadley, and Tight End Noah Fant. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten road loss to Michigan State at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Wide Receiver Matt VandeBerg, Offensive Lineman Sean Welsh, and Linebacker Josey Jewell. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Even with a few days to calm down, still tough to look back at the Penn State and not wonder what might have been. Luckily, Brian and Zach are not the ones that play the game as hopefully the team was able to put that disappointment behind them to focus on the trip up to East Lansing to take on Sparty. This week's Four Down Territory Breakdown focuses on the amazing atmosphere at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday night, whether Nate Stanley has the "clutch" gene, how good is Akrum Wadley (particularly at yards after catch - spoiler alert, very good), and what this weekend's game might mean for the rest of the season. You can download and subscribe to the Hawkeye 4DT Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts and all of your favorite podcast services. You can connect with Brian and Zach on Twitter (@Hawkeye4DT) and Facebook (@Hawkeye4DT). #IowaHawkeyes #HawkeyeFootball #GoHawks

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes last second 21-19 loss to Penn State at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley,, Defensive End Parker Hesse, Safety Amani Hooker, Offensive Lineman Sean Welsh, Defensive End Anthony Nelson, and Penn State Head Coach James Franklin. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

The Hawks are undefeated heading into B1G, which is something that we can't say every year! Since Brian wasn't able to join Zach for the RAW reaction, we start this episode with a quick recap of the "disappointing" win over North Texas. This week's 4DT breakdown includes a discussion of Iowa's ability to win in different ways, concerns along the line of scrimmage, and Brian professing his love for a new Iowa RB (we hope Akrum Wadley doesn't get too jealous).  You can download and subscribe to the Hawkeye 4DT Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts and all of your favorite podcast services. You can connect with Brian and Zach on Twitter (@Hawkeye4DT) and Facebook (@Hawkeye4DT). #IowaHawkeyes #HawkeyeFootball #GoHawks

Hawkeyes Mic Football Reporters Notebook Podcast previewing the upcoming Iowa Hawkeyes Home Game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City against the North Texas Mean Green, featuring comments and in-depth analysis by sports reporter Steve Batterson along with John Patchett plus Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, North Texas Head Coach Seth Littrell. Iowa Athletics Director Gary Barta, Iowa Quarterback Nate Stanley, Iowa Running Back Akrum Wadley, and Iowa Linebacker Josey Jewell Also a look back at Iowa's 44-41 OT win at Iowa State.

This week on the Hawkeye Report Podcast, Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo are joined by former Hawk Joe Conklin as we look back on Iowa's thrilling win over Iowa State this past weekend. We look at the strong performance of Nate Stanley, the emergence of Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and the amazing play of Akrum Wadley. We […]

It's a Hawkeye State, folks, and Jerry and Max are back for the third installment of The Pants Party. We look back on the Iowa State game, particularly Nate Stanley's gutsy performance and Akrum Wadley's huge game-tying touchdown, and play some North Texas trivia to see how much Max knows about the University of North Texas. Also introduced is a new segment called "punt or go for it," where we spit out a couple hot takes and decide whether or not we're punting on them or buying into them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 44-41 OT win over the Iowa State Cyclones on Jack Trice Field in Ames, Iowa, in the annual battle for the Cy-Hawk Trophy - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, Running Back Akrum Wadley, and Linebacker Josey Jewell. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 24-3 season-opening win over the Wyoming Cowboys at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback Nate Stanley, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Outback Bowl loss to the Florida Gators at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Running Back LeShun Daniels, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Offensive Lineman Sean Welsh, Linebacker Ben Niemann, and Defensive Back Desmond King. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 45-21 2016 opening game win over the Miami RedHawks at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, and Running Backs LeShun Daniels and Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes stunning 14-13 Big Ten home win over the previously undefeated Michigan Wolverines at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Kicker Ron Coluzzi, Offensive Liineman Sean Welsh, Linebacker Josey Jewell, Defensive Back Desmond King, and Safety Brandon Snyder. Also a look ahead at the Michigan game and Big Ten results. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 42-3 Cy-Hawk Trophty Game win over the Iowa State Cyclones at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Wide Receiver Matt VandeBerg, and Defensive Back Desmond King. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 14-7 Big Ten West road win with Floyd of Rosedale on the line over the Minnesota Golden Gophers at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Linebacker Josey Jewel, Safety Brandon Snyder, Cornerback Greg Mabin, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten opening win over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway, New Jersey - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Running Back Akrum Wadley, Linebacker Josey Jewel, and Cornerback Desmond King. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 49-35 Big Ten West road win over the Purdue Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Indiana - featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelmeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Cornerback Desmond King, Wide Receiver Riley McCarron, Offensive Lineman Sean Welsh, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football Podcast

I talk the sticky points of Iowa football with the Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman. Of course, a ton of you know that Scott worked at The Gazette for 10 years before becoming a Land of Ten-ner last year. It was his idea to start this podcast, which has been around since 2010. I write "his idea," but it's a helluva lot more than just that. This podcasting gear would probably still be gathering dust in a closet without Scott figuring it out. One day, after going all Doc Brown from "Back to the Future," Scott emerged from the cubicle with a eureka and, boom, the On Iowa podcast breathed its first life. It went on to have a few more lives. I quit that one time because of frustrating equipment snafus. We got new portable equipment and Scott went and figured that out, too. And we've been back on track. Until today. The #oniowapod will be Mike Hlas and me this fall, starting at the end of the month. It's simply business. Everyone wearing the same jersey. Nothing else to it. I've loved doing the pod with Scott. He set a standard and I tried to keep up my end of the bargain. We reminisce some at the end of the podcast. Never say never in this crazy business, so we're good and we'll see how the sails sail and keep an open mind for something in the future. But we also had a real #oniowapod. We have similar ideas on the hotspots. You know them by now -- WR, DT, special teams. Um, James Butler didn't come here because Iowa was his favorite Big Ten team. Maybe that's the cast, but he came here to play football. We don't know how it'll turn out, but, breaking news, he's going to be eating some off of Akrum Wadley's plate. Probably. So, anyway, brace yourselves for that. We got through a podcast with zero non-conference schedule talk. Mark it down, dude. You guys were hungry for one of these and you had a lot of Twitter questions. Night games -- Don't know, but you should know that all times are on the table every week this year in the B1G. (I think Penn State and Ohio State are strong possibilities.) QB battle? -- Depth charts and insurance policies and, hey, did we talk ourselves into Peyton Mansell being a contender for this job? I think we did. Brandon Snyder return -- I think I might've talked myself out of that, just given the position he plays and the stop-and-start stress the life of a Big Ten safety puts on a knee. High on Fant -- And Hockenson, for that matter. And Beyer. OK, all of the tight ends have value. We broke down how a four-TE offense might look. (Yes, we did that.) What would it take to get Iowa 10 wins -- 2,800 yards passing. Basketball expectations -- Scott said 23 wins. With the schedule that's just been released, why not? Yes, this isn't a great year for Iowa not to have an established punter. But Ryan Gersonde is the one with a scholarship. Biggest surprise? Biggest disappointment? You gotta listen to the pod. Once again, thanks for everything Scott did for the pod. Without him, there wouldn't have been one. Mike and I will be podcasting on Thursday afternoons. The show will be an hour. I think there will be Facebook Live elements (details still being worked out). I look forward to it. Of course, it'll never beat the best podcast in the world, which would've been someone recording the conversations (Scott, Mike and I) during our drives around Big Ten country the last . . . whoa . . . almost 20 years. I'll never laugh harder.

Jon and Trevor talk about senior and underclassmen running backs who could provide elite depth to a high end class with strong seasons, including Bo Scarbrough, Justin Jackson, Ronald Jones, Sony Michel, Akrum Wadley, Jordan Scarlett, Myles Gaskin, Ralph Webb, Lavon Coleman, L.J. Scott and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman and I probably talked too long today. It was reminiscent of the old days, driving to all of the Big Ten locales and figuring it all out. Quick intro was a post I did asking Kirk Ferentz about recruiting areas for assistants. I think the headline there was Iowa is back in Florida and Ohio and kind of piecemealing it in Texas. And then we skipped right to the main event -- Iowa, Jane Meyer, Gary Barta, Tracey Griesbaum and what's next? None of the conclusions were particularly good for anyone. Iowa looks "too big to fail." If this were an HR procedural, the case study would be filed in the "how not to" tab. Iowa has announced it will investigate its processes. Maybe sweeping changes come. Lots of ambiguity was revealed. I'm not sure there's enough caulk to fix all of it. Iowa athletics director Gary Barta learned a $1.4 million lesson in documentation. B1G athletics directors shouldn't have to learn that lesson, not in a courtroom and not with millions at stake. The jury last week in Des Moines was unanimous when it found for Meyer in her case against the UI. Meyer's five claims were gender discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination, retaliation, equal pay violation and whistleblower violation So, now Iowa has an athletics director with that prominent in his Google search. How long can Iowa afford this? Maybe Iowa appeals, but for a sitting B1G athletics director, that's a stain that's not coming out. From my end, Meyer was unpleasant to deal with, but who cares? My problems aren't your problems. Her attitude with media wasn't out of line with how Iowa is overall. It was just turned up to 11. Scott has an excellent example of this in the pod. You should listen. Griesbaum trail begins in early June. I wouldn't be shocked it Iowa won. I picked Michigan over Iowa last year like 42-7 or something like that. I'm not about to get in the business of predicting what juries will do. I know even less about the law than I do football. I asked the Twitter peoples what their over/unders are for Iowa football this year. I think the low was 4.5 wins. The high was 9 (I think there was one 9 out there). I think that says you have a healthy skepticism for a team that has a new QB, new OC, one proven WR who missed spring with a bad foot and is looking for some depth at DT. Skepticism is warranted. You're not a bad fan if your May over/under for Iowa victories is 5.5. There's a difference between skepticism and cynicism. We had a few cynical tweets. You're gonna have hop-ons. I'm at 6 right now. Scott built a good case for more optimism. Iowa does have a terrific OL and Akrum Wadley. I know I have this in another post, but I want to say Iowa is 18-4 the last four or five years when it rushes 40-plus times a game. Can the Hawkeyes do that and win in the Big Ten West? Uh, yeah. It certainly can. It has. If the Hawkeyes march toward that 40-plus number, without being hardheaded about it, your 5.5 O/Us will be vulnerable. We forgot about the NFL draft and got into that at the end. Scott embedded with former Iowa TE George Kittle. That was a good call. -- Time to go for Desmond King. You can let the muck of an unexpected drop in the draft pull you down, or you can work every minute and improve your standing on the Chargers and in the NFL. King has pretty much said this, BTW. -- CJ Beathard will have to produce at some point, but that's not right now. -- Scott is a Bears fan. I'm a Packers person. We both liked the Vikings taking Jaleel Johnson, so we both actually hate that pick. Can LeShun Daniels replaces LeGarrette Blount as the big back in New England?

Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman and I talked a little about a lot of things on the podcast today. First topic: The first round of the NFL draft starts Thursday. Neither Scott nor I will be on super-high alert that a Hawkeye will go in the first round, but you never know. Friday is second and third rounds. I expect at least two if not three Hawkeyes to go Friday. Does it feel like CB Desmond King has had the world's longest draft evaluation? Since the day he said he was returning to Iowa City for his senior year it's felt like he's been under heavy scrutiny. And he probably has, that's how this all works. I still think he's the first Hawkeye taken this weekend. Now, DT Jaleel Johnson or TE George Kittle? Johnson had a fantastic senior season and has the body and power that will get him an NFL paycheck for a long, long time. Case-by-case, depends on need, best athlete available and all of that, but Johnson should fit into the second or third round. I've not seen too many Hawkeyes rocket out of the Combine like Kittle did. If nothing else, his 4.51 40 and 11-foot broad jump forced NFL personnel people to do their homework on him. Yes, the first chapter probably was the mid-foot sprain he suffered this year and how that bit into his production, but then you go a little deeper and find cut-up after cut-up of Kittle's blocking prowess. And now he's in a great position, better than I would've predicted when the season ended. We went from the draft to the Hawkeyes' spring football. Quick points here: 1) We don't know where the alchemy is going to happen with the passing game. We acknowledge Iowa can still be successful here, but it's going to look unconventional (read really tight end-y) and, yeah, it also might not work. 2) Spring was set up for Nathan Stanley to take what had to have been a "leader in the clubhouse" status and build confidence and distance as the No. 1 over Tyler Wiegers. That didn't happen. At least going off everything Brian Ferentz, Ken O'Keefe and Kirk Ferentz told us, that didn't happen. We can only go off what they tell us, right? And then we saw the spring game. Touch, accuracy, it wasn't there for either QB. Then again, those plays and personnel groups looked a lot like last year's. Maybe there's another layer of going on here and we just haven't seen their best. 3) Jake Gervase is certainly another body at safety and he slings in on a web -- kind of like Spiderman -- just in the nick of time. The more bodies the merrier here. I see Gervase and Miles Taylor as starters with Amani Hooker, Noah Clayberg, Joe Argo and incoming freshmen Djimon Colbert, Camron Harrell and Geno Stone lending depth/competition. I think that's enough to find a good core of three. 3) Defensive tackle will be a hot spot. Lots of inexperience. It worries me senior Nathan Bazata was still out this spring. Everyone expects him back and, hey, he's a senior and coaches know what he can do. Still, his 2016 ended in injury, I'm sure he'd like to be up and running. 4) Man, Iowa has a lot of young linebackers. We opened, just a little, the Bo Bower vs. Amani Jones can o' worms. Why not? It's still April, right? 5) Iowa's offense will run through the O-line and Akrum Wadley, as it should. 6) We think two freshmen corners have to play. 7) Shoot, we forgot to talk about kicker and punter. We touched on the Jane Meyer trial in Des Moines. I've used this metaphor a lot lately, but let's say Iowa AD Gary Barta is a butcher going to work with a freshly whitened smock. He was on the stand for something like 11 hours. His smock at this point looks like it was used to clean the slaughterhouse floor. Everyone comes away from this unclean. I don't like that during athletes' exit interviews 27 cases of verbal abuse and 28 cases of mental abuse were mentioned and not investigated because they were anonymous. I'd like to think major college athletics can do better.

After healing their wounds for almost a month following the Outback Bowl, Brian and Zach return to offer up their thoughts on Greg Davis' "retirement" (spoiler alert: Brian is happy), the hiring of Brian Ferentz as his replacement, and other coaching changes on the horizon. Brian and Zach also discuss some player personnel changes, highlighted by a discussion of the return of Akrum Wadley (spoiler alert: Zach is even more bullish than Brian on Wadley in 2017 - how is that possible?).   You can download and subscribe to the Hawkeye 4DT Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts and all of your favorite podcast services. You can connect with Brian and Zach on Twitter (@Hawkeye4DT) and Facebook (@Hawkeye4DT).  #IowaHawkeyes #HawkeyeFootball #GoHawks

This week on the Hawkeye Report Podcast, Pat Angerer, Matt Randazzo, and Tom Kakert open with a discussion of Hawkeye football and the team awards that were announced over the weekend and Iowa winning the Joe Moore Award for the top offensive line in the country. We discuss Akrum Wadley possibly leaving for the NFL, […]

How about Four Downs of...It Wasn't a Dream, We Still Won!!  Brian and Zach break down Iowa’s huge 14-13 win over Michigan and in doing so cover such important topics such as, which No. 16 is our favorite, whether CJ got his helmet back, and our final take on Coluzzi-gate and whether his tumbling act was an elaborate fake or a bad snap gone wrong. The guys obviously were unable to hide their excitement in the RAW reaction to the game this past weekend, and this 4DT breakdown features a much more upbeat analysis, but don’t worry, there is still criticism for that passing game. Oh, and Akrum Wadley – he is good. Follow the Hawkeye Four Down Territory Podcast @Hawkeye4DT on both Twitter and Facebook; download and subscribe to the Hawkeye Four Down Territory on iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts and your favorite podcast service. 2016© Hawkeye4DT Podcast

This was the idea of Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman. He texted early Monday morning and said, "Hey Sluggo, how about a podcast?" I was still asleep. It's all I do anymore. Sleep, all of the time. Sleep, sleep, sleep. So, I thought it was a good idea and here you go, bonus #oniowapod. Scott and I talk about the how of Iowa's 14-13 upset victory over No. 3 Michigan last Saturday night. (It was the defense, defensive line and some Akrum Wadley, who earned a long deserved hug from his head coach and was beaming afterward.) We talk about what it means. Yes, Iowa is 6-4 (4-3 in the B1G), but, man, did Iowa need that. The players needed it. The coaches needed it. You guys needed it. And, hey, I'm not going to pretend, we needed it. We were starting to sound like broken records. We were starting to drift into "shock jock" territory. There will be a lot of crusty beat writers out there who say they simply follow the story. To a certain extent, that's the formula. That's what we all do and always will do. But I'm here to tell you, this is a whole lot easier when everyone is happy. Or when everyone isn't itchy with the "fire everyone." We talk about scale. Where does this fit as far as "greatest" Kinnick moments go? It's up there, man. Up there. I bounce to Wisconsin 2004, when a Big Ten championship trophy was on the field. Scott scaled it even farther and brought up that time you guys tore down the goalposts at the Metrodome. Still, the single greatest achievement in college football rivalry history. I want it to be my 30 for 30 someday. I need to make that happen. Bottom line, everyone who's interested in Iowa needed that. And Scott talks some basketball. Thanks for listening.

The "On Iowa Podcast" with Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman has audio from Saturday's spring game at Kinnick Stadium. Among the interviews include Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz, quarterback C.J. Beathard, running back Akrum Wadley and linebacker Josey Jewell.

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 35-27 Big Ten Inter-Division road game win over the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelemeland along with Iowa Quarterback C.J. Beathard, Defensive Back Desmond King, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 31-15 Big Ten home game win over the Maryland Terrapins at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelemeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterback C.J. Beathard, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 40-10 Big Ten West road game win over the Northwestern Wildcats at Ryan Field in Evanston, featuring comments and analysis by Tyler Tjelemeland along with Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Wide Receiver Tavaun Smith, and Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast - Quick Hits with Tyler Tjelmeland - reviewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten West home win over the Northwestern Wildcats at Kinnick Stadium, and a quick look ahead at the road game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers, featuring comments and analysis by KGYM's Tyler Tjelemeland and post-game comments from Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz and Redshirt Freshman Running Back Akrum Wadley. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

The Fantasy Joes talk Dynasty Strategy heading into 2018, including how to buy low and how to handle rookie picks, with special guest Kyle Richardson, contributor to Fantasy Pros and Rotoballer. The Joes also get into the 2018 Reese's Senior Bowl, including Will's hopes for Akrum Wadley, Trey's excitement for Baker Mayfield, and Ryan's love for his superflex rookie draft darkhorse Kyle Lauletta. # Discussed on this episode: Kyle Richardson is [@krich1532](https://twitter.com/krich1532) on Twitter. His two columns discussed on the show can be found at: [Dynasty Strategy: How to Buy Low (Fantasy Football)](https://www.fantasypros.com/2018/01/dynasty-strategy-how-to-buy-low-fantasy-football/) [How to Handle Pick 1.01 in Rookie Drafts (Fantasy Football)](https://www.fantasypros.com/2018/01/how-to-handle-pick-1-01-in-rookie-drafts-fantasy-football/) [John Malkovich delivers powerful cold open for the 2018 AFC Title Game on CBS.](https://youtu.be/X4OCn_YWlpg) [Pro Football Weekly NFL Draft Newsletter](http://www.profootballweekly.com/newsletter/nfl-draft/) [Why the Senior Bowl Matters - Pro Football Weekly](http://shawnews.secondstreetapp.com/api/message_contents/315038/190/c177fff0-978b-47d7-9d1e-381b7a077025) [Senior Bowl website ](http://www.seniorbowl.com) [NDT Scouting's coverage of the Senior Bowl](https://www.ndtscouting.com/ndt-scouting-2018-reeses-senior-bowl-coverage/) (all the guys on their team are great Twitter follows, including Ryan's fellow Kyle Lauletta lover [Benjamin Solak](https://twitter.com/benjaminsolak?lang=en)) [Matt Waldman's Senior Bowl coverage](https://mattwaldmanrsp.com/2018/01/20/matt-waldmans-2018-senior-bowl-rsp-page/) # You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is [@TreyBarrett](https://twitter.com/treybarrett), Will is [@fantasyjoe_will](https://twitter.com/fantasyjoe_will), and Ryan is [@RotoLibrarian](https://twitter.com/RotoLibrarian). You can also follow the show on Twitter [@ffjoes](https://twitter.com/ffjoes). Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review!

The Joes are once again joined by special guest Tim Torch (@TimNFL) to wrap up their early, pre-combine, rookie superflex mock draft! The Joes discuss with Tim his thoughts on some of the early news from the 2018 NFL Combine, Will recounts his past encounters with Akrum Wadley's “powerful” hands, Trey plants a flag on one of his 2018 rookie RB favorites, and Ryan is buying into the Twitter hype on a certain Maryland WR. All this, and much more, in this episode! Help us get better by filling out our listener survey [by clicking here](https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/96SWMML)! You can find the Fantasy Joes on Twitter: Trey is @TreyBarrett, Will is @fantasyjoe_will, and Ryan is @RotoLibrarian. You can also follow the show on Twitter @ffjoes. Outro music is “Welcome to Zombie Coast" by The Zombie Dandies. A new episode of The Fantasy Joes drops every Friday. Please subscribe, rate, and review! And do it soon if you want to get a free Fantasy Joes tee shirt (limited to the first ten reviewers, and please let us know if you do end up reviewing the show, thank you!)