2018 - 26 Hawks made 53 man roster
2019 - 28
2020 - 33
2021 - 36
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2019 - 28
2020 - 33
2021 - 36
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31 Hawks on NFL Rosters. 3 on Practice Squads. 9 Free Agents. (Updated Oct 2)
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From the original post:
Comparing IOWA to Iowa State,
2020, 2019 & 2018:
On Dec 28, 2020:
IOWA:
33 former Hawks were on NFL Active Rosters
+ 3 more on Practice Squads
Iowa State:
5 former Clowns were on NFL Active Rosters
+ 2 more on Practice Squads
THE 2020 DETAILS:
Iowa State
AJ Klein, LB, Bills
David Montgomery, Bears
Allen Lazard, Packers
Kelechi Osemele, Chiefs
Jamal Perry, Dolphins
Hakeen Butler, Eagles, PRACTICE SQUAD
Matt Leo, Eagles, PRACTICE SQUAD; an Australian, is part of the International Player Pathway program.
Iowa:
2019 & 2018
@HawkeyeFootball took 37 players to NFL camps in the summer of 2019.
Check out this breakdown comparison:
2019
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
28: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
6: IOWA
2: Clown U
2018
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
26: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
4: IOWA (Rudock & Willies don't count)
2: Clown U.
@EvilMonkeyInTheCloset , this is not good news for Nate Stanley.
From the Minneapolis Star Tribune:
The Vikings' search for a backup to Kirk Cousins ended Thursday when they re-signed veteran quarterback Sean Mannion.
Mannion, the former 2015 third-round pick by the Rams, said his representatives got a call Wednesday from the Vikings after he was cut by the Seahawks. That seemingly reversed the Vikings' initial plans to re-sign Jake Browning to the practice squad.
Mannion was the backup quarterback in 2019 and 2020 for the Vikings.
Even while on the practice squad, Mannion can serve as the team's No. 2 quarterback on Sunday. All NFL teams get two weekly game-day elevations from the practice squad, and teams can call up a player twice before they must sign him to the 53-man active roster.
Rookie third-round pick Kellen Mond has looked raw in practices and the preseason, so the 29-year-old Mannion is expected to be the Vikings' backup on Sept. 12 in Cincinnati.
From the Minneapolis Star Tribune:
The Vikings' search for a backup to Kirk Cousins ended Thursday when they re-signed veteran quarterback Sean Mannion.
Mannion, the former 2015 third-round pick by the Rams, said his representatives got a call Wednesday from the Vikings after he was cut by the Seahawks. That seemingly reversed the Vikings' initial plans to re-sign Jake Browning to the practice squad.
Mannion was the backup quarterback in 2019 and 2020 for the Vikings.
Even while on the practice squad, Mannion can serve as the team's No. 2 quarterback on Sunday. All NFL teams get two weekly game-day elevations from the practice squad, and teams can call up a player twice before they must sign him to the 53-man active roster.
Rookie third-round pick Kellen Mond has looked raw in practices and the preseason, so the 29-year-old Mannion is expected to be the Vikings' backup on Sept. 12 in Cincinnati.
While not unexpected, it is unfortunate that Nate has never even gotten a chance to play in a preseason game to see what he can do.
Here's a list of NFL players per recruiting class during the Ferentz era. Any player who has played at least 1 game. A few of these guys didn't finish their careers as Hawkeyes, but I counted them anyway since they were in the recruiting class.
1999: 3-250 Colin Cole-117, Robert Gallery-104, Jared Clauss-29
2000: 7-600 Jon Babineaux-185, Nate Kaeding-115, Benny Sapp-110, Sean Considine-99, Bob Sanders-50, Derreck Robinson-40, Andy Thorn-1
2001: 3-287 Chad Greenway-156, Matt Roth-96, Abdul Hodge-35
2002: 3-25 Ed Miles-18, Marcus Paschal-5, Jovon Johnson-2
2003: 4-150 Scott Chandler-90, Ken Iwebema-31, Bryan Mattison-19, Albert Young-10
2004: 8-397 Brandon Myers-115, Charles Godrey-95, Shonn Greene-85, Bradley Fletcher-73, Seth Olsen-14, Mitch King-7, Matt Kroul-6, Rob Bruggeman-2
2005: 4-365 Marshal Yanda-177, Shonn Greene-85*, Pat Angerer-54, Tony Moeaki-49
2006: 7-344 Adrian Claayborn-125, Karl Klug-109, Amari Spievey-35, Jeff Tarpinian-32, Julian Vandervelde-18, A.J. Edds-17, Ryan Donahue-8
2007: 9-387 Bryan Bulaga-125, Mike Daniels-122, Dezman Moses-45, Christian Ballard-32, Tyler Sash-23, Allen Reisner-17, Adam Gettis-17, Marvin McNutt-5, Jordan Bernstine-1
2008: 4-258 Riley Reiff-135, Matt Tobin-57, James Ferentz-45, Shaun Prater-21
2009: 3-200 Micah Hyde-125, Casey Kreister-74, Brandon Wegher-1
2010: 8-418 Anthony Hitchens-104, Christian Kirksey-84, Brandon Scherff-78, C.J. Fiedorowicz-51, Carl Davis-39, Andrew Donnal-31, A.J. Derby-25, James Morris-6
2011: 4-78 Austin Blythe-71, Jake Rudock-3, Henry Krieger-Coble-3, Marshall Koehn-1
2012: 7-167 George Kittle-53, Jaleel Johnson-53, Greg Mabin-34, C.J. Beathard-19, Cole Croston-5, Tevaun Smith-2, Riley McCarron-1
2013: 5-137 Desmond King-62, Josey Jewell-47, Ike Boettger-18, Derrick Willies-6, LeShun Daniels-4
2014: 4-106 Ben Niemann-45, Josh Jackson-42, Matt Nelson-16, Jake Gervase-3/Parker Hesse-0
2015: 3-78 James Daniels-37, Anthony Nelson-25, Michael Ojemudia-16
2016: 5-106 Amani Hooker-32, Noah Fant-31, T.J. Hockenson-28, Kristian Welch-10, Dom Dafney-5/Alaric Jackson-0, Shaun Beyer-0, Nick Niemann-0, Barrington Wade-0, Cole Banwart-0, Chauncey Golston-0
2017: 3-32 Tristan Wirfs-16, A.J. Epenesa-14, Geno Stone-2/Ihmir Smith-Marsette-0, Daviyon Nixon-0, Brandon Smith-0
Classes with the most NFL players: 2007-9, 2004-8, 2010-8, 2000-7, 2006-7, 2012-7
Classes with most games in NFL: 2000-600, 2010-418, 2004-397, 2005-365, 2006-344
1999: 3-250 Colin Cole-117, Robert Gallery-104, Jared Clauss-29
2000: 7-600 Jon Babineaux-185, Nate Kaeding-115, Benny Sapp-110, Sean Considine-99, Bob Sanders-50, Derreck Robinson-40, Andy Thorn-1
2001: 3-287 Chad Greenway-156, Matt Roth-96, Abdul Hodge-35
2002: 3-25 Ed Miles-18, Marcus Paschal-5, Jovon Johnson-2
2003: 4-150 Scott Chandler-90, Ken Iwebema-31, Bryan Mattison-19, Albert Young-10
2004: 8-397 Brandon Myers-115, Charles Godrey-95, Shonn Greene-85, Bradley Fletcher-73, Seth Olsen-14, Mitch King-7, Matt Kroul-6, Rob Bruggeman-2
2005: 4-365 Marshal Yanda-177, Shonn Greene-85*, Pat Angerer-54, Tony Moeaki-49
2006: 7-344 Adrian Claayborn-125, Karl Klug-109, Amari Spievey-35, Jeff Tarpinian-32, Julian Vandervelde-18, A.J. Edds-17, Ryan Donahue-8
2007: 9-387 Bryan Bulaga-125, Mike Daniels-122, Dezman Moses-45, Christian Ballard-32, Tyler Sash-23, Allen Reisner-17, Adam Gettis-17, Marvin McNutt-5, Jordan Bernstine-1
2008: 4-258 Riley Reiff-135, Matt Tobin-57, James Ferentz-45, Shaun Prater-21
2009: 3-200 Micah Hyde-125, Casey Kreister-74, Brandon Wegher-1
2010: 8-418 Anthony Hitchens-104, Christian Kirksey-84, Brandon Scherff-78, C.J. Fiedorowicz-51, Carl Davis-39, Andrew Donnal-31, A.J. Derby-25, James Morris-6
2011: 4-78 Austin Blythe-71, Jake Rudock-3, Henry Krieger-Coble-3, Marshall Koehn-1
2012: 7-167 George Kittle-53, Jaleel Johnson-53, Greg Mabin-34, C.J. Beathard-19, Cole Croston-5, Tevaun Smith-2, Riley McCarron-1
2013: 5-137 Desmond King-62, Josey Jewell-47, Ike Boettger-18, Derrick Willies-6, LeShun Daniels-4
2014: 4-106 Ben Niemann-45, Josh Jackson-42, Matt Nelson-16, Jake Gervase-3/Parker Hesse-0
2015: 3-78 James Daniels-37, Anthony Nelson-25, Michael Ojemudia-16
2016: 5-106 Amani Hooker-32, Noah Fant-31, T.J. Hockenson-28, Kristian Welch-10, Dom Dafney-5/Alaric Jackson-0, Shaun Beyer-0, Nick Niemann-0, Barrington Wade-0, Cole Banwart-0, Chauncey Golston-0
2017: 3-32 Tristan Wirfs-16, A.J. Epenesa-14, Geno Stone-2/Ihmir Smith-Marsette-0, Daviyon Nixon-0, Brandon Smith-0
Classes with the most NFL players: 2007-9, 2004-8, 2010-8, 2000-7, 2006-7, 2012-7
Classes with most games in NFL: 2000-600, 2010-418, 2004-397, 2005-365, 2006-344
I always thought that he was a long shot to make any team's regular roster, but that is unfortunate that he never had the opportunity to at least run a series or two in a preseason game.
According to this article released by the NCAA and dated 9/6, Iowa has the 6th most players on active NFL rosters at 33, tied with Clemson and only behind Alabama, OSU, LSU, Georgia and Notre Dame. What a testament to the development of players who choose to be Hawkeyes.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2021-09-06/nfl-players-college-2021-rosters
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2021-09-06/nfl-players-college-2021-rosters
Lets compare to Clown U on the same day, 09/21/2021 11:56AM ET.
IOWA: 36 on NFL Rosters, 6 on Practice Squads
Clown U: 5 on NFL Rosters, 5 on Practice Squads
The Clown U Breakdown:
3 Active
--Klein, AJ (Bills)
--Montgomery, David (Bears)
--Lazard, Allen (Packers)
2 on Injured reserve
--Nwangwu, Kene (Vikings)
--Soehner, Dylan (Saints)
5 on Practice Squad
--Wirtel**, Steve (Packers)
--Akers, Landon (Rams)
--Perry**, Jamal (Dolphins)
--Leo, Matt (Eagles)
--Jacobson, Michael (Seahawks)
That would make you think one team has won the last 6 in a row........😂
Chauncey with the most D-line snaps today for the Cowboys.
