Teams Iowa 2018 Roster ← 2017 2019 → 2018 Iowa roster 98 players: 13 freshmen, 17 sophomores, 23 juniors, 9 seniors, 36 with no class listed. From 20 states; the most from Iowa (49) and Illinois (11). The 2018 season .
Quarterbacks 4 Running backs 10 Receivers 9 Tight ends 9 Offensive line 15 Defensive line 16 Linebackers 12 Defensive backs 15 Specialists 8
Quarterbacks 4 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 4 Nate Stanley QB 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′4″ 243 Menomonie, WI 2,825 passing yards, 26 TD 2 Peyton Mansell QB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 220 Belton, TX 83 passing yards 17 Ryan Schmidt QB Jr. 6′5″ 237 Marion, IA 1 return, 22 yards 7 Spencer Petras QB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 230 San Rafael, CA 0 passing yards
Running backs 10 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 10 Mekhi Sargent RB So. 5′9″ 209 Key West, FL 745 rushing yards, 9 TD 28 Toren Young RB 5′11″ 223 Madison, WI 632 rushing yards, 5 TD 21 Ivory Kelly-Martin RB 5′10″ 200 Plainfield, IL 341 rushing yards, 2 TD 30 Henry Geil RB Fr. 6′0″ 215 Green Bay, WI 37 rushing yards 36 Brady Ross FB Jr. 6′0″ 246 Humboldt, IA 20 rushing yards 46 Austin Kelly FB Sr. 5′11″ 245 Hickory Hills, IL 9 rushing yards 3 Tyrone Tracy Jr. RB 6′1″ 210 Indianapolis, IN −1 rushing yards 8 Kordell Stillmunkes RB 5′9″ 180 Hazel Green, WI 39 Joe Ludwig FB 6′1″ 236 Middleton, WI 41 Colton Dinsdale FB So. 5′11″ 232 Reinbeck, IA
Receivers 9 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 14 Kyle Groeneweg WR Sr. 5′10″ 186 Inwood, IA 26 returns, 294 yards 84 Nick Easley WR Sr. 5′11″ 205 Newton, IA 52 catches, 502 yards, 5 TD 12 Brandon Smith WR So. 6′2″ 215 Lake Cormorant, MS 27 catches, 351 yards, 2 TD 6 Ihmir Smith-Marsette WR So. 6′1″ 179 Newark, NJ 23 catches, 334 yards, 3 TD 19 Max Cooper WR 6′0″ 191 Waukesha, WI 3 catches, 15 yards 23 Dominique Dafney WR So. 6′2″ 225 West Des Moines, IA 1 catch, 19 yards 89 Nico Ragaini WR 6′0″ 190 East Haven, CT 1 catch, 7 yards 41 Drew Thomas WR 6′0″ 189 Humboldt, IA 83 Blair Brooks WR 6′2″ 180 Cedar Rapids, IA
Tight ends 9 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 38 T.J. Hockenson TE So. 6′5″ 250 Chariton, IA 49 catches, 750 yards, 6 TD 87 Noah Fant TE 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′5″ 241 Omaha, NE 39 catches, 518 yards, 7 TD 18 Drew Cook TE 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′5″ 252 Iowa City, IA 2 tackles 39 Nate Wieting TE Jr. 6′4″ 250 Rockford, IL 2 catches, 51 yards 42 Shaun Beyer TE So. 6′5″ 248 Shellsburg, IA 1 tackle 86 Tommy Kujawa TE Fr. 6′3″ 236 Greendale, WI 1 rushing yard 48 Bryce Schulte TE Fr. 6′3″ 245 Cedar Rapids, IA 81 Ben Subbert TE 6′3″ 235 Williamsburg, IA 86 Noah Feldman TE 6′4″ 230 West Liberty, IA
Offensive line 15 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 74 Tristan Wirfs OL 4★ 4-star recruit So. 6′5″ 322 Mount Vernon, IA 1 tackle 56 Brian Sadler OL 6′1″ 285 Jesup, IA 58 Jake Newborg OL 6′3″ 290 Inwood, IA 59 Ross Reynolds OL 6′4″ 295 Waukee, IA 61 Cole Banwart OL So. 6′4″ 296 Ottosen, IA 64 Kyler Schott OL Fr. 6′2″ 294 Coggon, IA 66 Levi Paulsen OL 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′5″ 305 Moville, IA 67 Levi Duwa OL 6′3″ 270 Kalona, IA 68 Landan Paulsen OL Jr. 6′5″ 305 Moville, IA 69 Keegan Render OL 6′4″ 307 Indianola, IA 71 Mark Kallenberger OL Fr. 6′5″ 290 Bettendorf, IA 72 Coy Kirkpatrick OL Fr. 6′4″ 291 Madrid, IA 76 Dalton Ferguson OL 6′4″ 308 Solon, IA 77 Alaric Jackson OL So. 6′6″ 315 Detroit, MI 78 Trey Winters OL 6′5″ 315 Ankeny, IA
Defensive line 16 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 98 Anthony Nelson DE Jr. 6′7″ 271 Urbandale, IA 45 tackles, 9.5 sacks 40 Parker Hesse DE Sr. 6′3″ 261 Waukon, IA 58 tackles, 4 sacks 94 A.J. Epenesa DE 5★ 5-star recruit So. 6′6″ 280 Glen Carbon, IL 37 tackles, 10.5 sacks 57 Chauncey Golston DL 6′5″ 270 Detroit, MI 33 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 1 INT 96 Matt Nelson DE 3★ 3-star recruit Sr. 6′8″ 295 Cedar Rapids, IA 31 tackles, 1 sack 95 Cedrick Lattimore DL 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′3″ 295 Redford, MI 21 tackles, 1 sack 90 Sam Brincks DE Sr. 6′5″ 275 Carroll, IA 17 tackles 91 Brady Reiff DL Jr. 6′3″ 277 Parkston, SD 12 tackles, 1 sack 53 Garret Jansen DL Jr. 6′2″ 280 Pella, IA 2 tackles 54 Daviyon Nixon DT Fr. 6′3″ 305 Kenosha, WI 60 Jake Morrison DE 6′2″ 205 Waukee, IA 66 Dalles Jacobus DL So. 6′1″ 294 Palo, IA 74 Austin Schulte DL So. 6′4″ 283 Pella, IA 93 Brandon Simon DE 6′0″ 250 Newark, NJ 97 Jack Kallenberger DL 4★ 4-star recruit 6′5″ 272 Bettendorf, IA 97 Zach VanValkenburg DL Fr. 6′4″ 267 Zeeland, MI
Linebackers 12 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 48 Jack Hockaday LB 3★ 3-star recruit Sr. 6′1″ 235 Forsyth, IL 62 tackles 34 Kristian Welch LB Jr. 6′3″ 239 Iola, WI 49 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 INT 32 Djimon Colbert LB 3★ 3-star recruit Fr. 6′1″ 225 Shawnee Mission, KS 52 tackles 49 Nick Niemann LB So. 6′4″ 233 Sycamore, IL 43 tackles, 1 sack 52 Amani Jones LB Jr. 5′11″ 244 Chicago, IL 22 tackles, 1 sack 35 Barrington Wade LB So. 6′1″ 236 Skokie, IL 3 tackles 5 Dillon Doyle LB 6′3″ 240 Iowa City, IA 2 tackles 25 Jayden McDonald LB 6′1″ 220 Suwanee, GA 31 Aaron Mends LB Jr. 6′0″ 228 Kansas City, MO 39 John Carlson LB 6′3″ 200 Bondurant, IA 45 Ben Campos LB 6′1″ 225 West Des Moines, IA 47 Nick Anderson LB So. 6′2″ 230 Waukee, IA
Defensive backs 15 No. Player Class Ht Wt Hometown 2018 30 Jake Gervase DB Sr. 6′1″ 212 Davenport, IA 83 tackles, 4 INT 27 Amani Hooker DB 3★ 3-star recruit Jr. 6′0″ 210 Minneapolis, MN 65 tackles, 1 sack, 4 INT 9 Geno Stone DB So. 5′10″ 210 New Castle, PA 39 tackles, 4 INT 11 Michael Ojemudia DB Jr. 6′1″ 200 Farmington Hills, MI 39 tackles, 3 INT 8 Matt Hankins DB 6′0″ 185 Lewisville, TX 48 tackles 33 Riley Moss DB 6′1″ 193 Ankeny, IA 24 tackles, 2 INT 23 Julius Brents CB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 202 Indianapolis, IN 13 tackles, 1 INT 18 John Milani DB Jr. 6′0″ 204 Iowa City, IA 9 tackles 7 Josh Turner DB 6′0″ 188 Delray Beach, FL 5 tackles 17 Devonte Young DB Jr. 6′0″ 203 Waldorf, MD 2 returns, 42 yards 26 Kaevon Merriweather DB 6′0″ 212 Belleville, MI 1 tackle 28 Jack Koerner DB Fr. 6′0″ 204 Des Moines, IA 1 tackle 3 Trey Creamer DB 6′0″ 195 Cartersville, GA −1 rushing yards 1 Wes Dvorak DB Jr. 6′0″ 200 Parkston, SD 13 Henry Marchese DB Fr. 6′3″ 199 Vernon Hills, IL
Ryan Schmidt, Bryce Schulte, Blair Brooks, Matt Nelson Dillon Doyle, Drew Cook, John Milani Riley Moss, John Carlson, Trey Winters Nick Anderson, Ross Reynolds, Jake Morrison Wes Dvorak, Brady Reiff Tyrone Tracy Jr., Julius Brents Ihmir Smith-Marsette, Brandon Simon Caleb Shudak, Noah Fant Henry Marchese, Austin Spiewak Kyle Groeneweg, Jake Newborg Dominique Dafney, Ben Campos Brady Ross, Drew Thomas Jackson Subbert, Ben Subbert Garret Jansen, Austin Schulte Chauncey Golston, Alaric Jackson Levi Paulsen, Landan Paulsen Mark Kallenberger, Jack Kallenberger Peyton Mansell Ryan Gersonde Keith Duncan Trey Creamer Nate Stanley Colten Rastetter Spencer Petras Kordell Stillmunkes Matt Hankins Geno Stone Mekhi Sargent Michael Ojemudia Brandon Smith Devonte Young Max Cooper Ivory Kelly-Martin Jayden McDonald Kaevon Merriweather Amani Hooker Jack Koerner Toren Young Henry Geil Jake Gervase Aaron Mends Djimon Colbert Kristian Welch Barrington Wade T.J. Hockenson Joe Ludwig Nate Wieting Parker Hesse Colton Dinsdale Shaun Beyer Austin Kelly Jack Hockaday Nick Niemann Amani Jones Daviyon Nixon Brian Sadler Cole Banwart Kyler Schott Dalles Jacobus Levi Duwa Keegan Render Coy Kirkpatrick Tristan Wirfs Dalton Ferguson Nick Easley Nate Vejvoda Noah Feldman Tommy Kujawa Nico Ragaini Sam Brincks Miguel Recinos A.J. Epenesa Cedrick Lattimore Zach VanValkenburg Anthony Nelson IA 49 IL 11 WI 10 MI 6 GA 2 Hometowns of the 2018 Iowa roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Iowa 49 Illinois 11 Wisconsin 10 Michigan 6 South Dakota 2 Texas 2 Georgia 2 Indiana 2 Top counties Polk County, Iowa pop. 503,000 8 Linn County, Iowa pop. 230,000 7 Cook County, Illinois pop. 5.2 million 4 Wayne County, Michigan pop. 1.8 million 4 Johnson County, Iowa pop. 157,000 4 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2018 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.