Monday Morning Hawkeye News - Iowa Owns 2010 NFL Draft
NFL draft links on former Hawkeyes; still waiting on Dace Richardson [Gazette] - Former Iowa offensive lineman Dace Richardson was still sifting through free-agent offers as of late Saturday, but likely will agree to terms today.
Q&A with former Hawkeye and new Chiefs TE Tony Moeaki [Gazette] - The Kansas City Chiefs drafted former Iowa tight end Tony Moeaki in the third round Friday night. Here is a transcript of his teleconference call with Kansas City-area reporters.
Six Hawkeyes drafted, two get tryouts [Daily Iowan] - Starting with Bryan Bulaga’s NFL draft to Green Bay in the first round and continuing with five other successful former Hawkeye picks, the number of athletes chosen in this year’s event is the most Iowa has produced since the process was reduced to seven rounds in 1994.
Edds, Calloway selected in NFL draft [Press Citizen] - Although he wasn't known as an edgy sort during his career at Iowa, Edds had watched 15 linebackers disappear from the board during the first two days of the draft, and four more went Saturday morning before his phone rang and the anxiety ended.
Hawks pick up 2 receiver recruits [Hawk Central] - The receiver position is somewhere near the top of Iowa's priority list this year in recruiting.
Hawks have 6 players drafted [QC Times] - The Iowa football program, coming off a landmark season, reached another pinnacle Saturday in the NFL Draft.
Angerer adds to long line of Q-C pros [QC Times] - A surprisingly thin roster of Quad-Cities-bred, big-league athletes grew by one Friday when Bettendorf's Pat Angerer was welcomed to the National Football League.
Belleville East grad gets picked by Buffalo Bills - University of Iowa offensive linemen Kyle Calloway, who was a standout at Belleville East High School in football, basketball and track, was selected in the seventh round of the 2010 NFL draft by the Buffalo Bills.
Edds' Press Conference [Scout] - Dolphins fourth-round pick A.J. Edds — pronounced eeds — is a versatile linebacker who figures to move inside in Miami's 3-4 defense.
OL Calloway pegged to move inside - He was a three-year starter at offensive tackle for Iowa earning 2nd Team All-Big Ten honors twice, but Buffalo’s final pick of the 2010 draft class, Kyle Calloway, will be moving inside for the Bills.
[Palm Beach Post] - Dolphins expect immediate impact from linebacker A.J. Edds, their fourth-round pick out of Iowa.
Historic NFL Draft for Hawkeyes [Hawkeye Nation] - After the 2009 Outback Bowl which followed the 2008 season, I said the 2008 roster would wind up having more players drafted in the NFL than any one roster since the NFL/AFL merger in the 1960’s.
Quotes about Iowa players in the NFL draft; Paul Tagilabue disses the Big Ten [Mike Hlas]
Hawks have half-dozen drafted [Hawk Mania] - The University of Iowa football program, coming off a landmark season, reached another pinnacle Saturday in the NFL Draft.
Record NFL haul for Hawks [Hawkeye Report] - After a terrific season, the cherry on top for the Hawkeye Football team took place over the past three days as a record setting six Iowa players were selected in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Colts Add to Linebacker Corps in Round Two [Colt Power] - The Colts were able to re-sign Gary Brackett to a long-term deal earlier in the offseason, but Bill Polian still couldn't resist grabbing a linebacker in the second round of the 2010 NFL Draft, selecting Iowa's Pat Angerer.
Packers notes: McCarthy says Bulaga to work at left tackle [Superior Telegram] - Two days later, the Green Bay Packers made it clear where first-round draft pick Bryan Bulaga will begin his career -- at left tackle.
Your Big Ten NFL draft roundup [ESPN]
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