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I am guessing next year's over/under from Vegas will be 7.5.

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Iowa needs Cook and Garza to be really good in this one. Edwards will give Iowa's guards problems because he gives everyone problems.

Polasek mentioned they aren't going to touch the tackles. Those guys will be third year starting tackles and ill be even better next year. My guess is Kallenberger will be at one of the guard spots. They are high on Plumb but he seems like strictly a RT. Linderbaum and Banwart will...

Tracy will take Easley's place with Ragaini as his back up. Cooper will back up ISM. And Lockett will back up Smith. Tracy, Smith and Smith-Marsette have a chance to be a really good WR corp next year.

Yes, they will ranked.

Goodson looks to be a difference maker so maybe you aren't looking. Padilla was offered by Georgia.

Fant. That is it.

LaPorta looks like a great TE prospect. Reminds me of Hockenson in HS.

This kid looks like a better prospect than the Porter kid who committed to ISU.

Like someone mentioned above, he will go down with Melvin Gordon as greatest what ifs at RB and maybe Higdon. But I think Benjamin is even worse because he wanted to come to Iowa and Iowa was the one that backed off.

I think they are recruiting him as a TE.

I also think Brock is maybe not the type of RB they are looking for. They are looking for an all around RB that is a bit more elusive than Brock. Brock is a more of a physical straight ahead guy.

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I frankly don't care if Iowa ever has a receiver in the NFL. What I do care about is how good they are at Iowa and they have struggled lately with that. Although I think that could be turning around.

He actually has offers from Michigan State, Iowa State, Missouri, Washington State, Ole Miss, and Pittsburgh.

Saw that some are projecting he is staying at WR because he has good speed for his size. I am wondering if there were some academic concerns.

Iowa already offered another receiver. This one from Ohio https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2019/tre-von-morgan-222540

The likelihood of that is close to zero. That many TEs usually don't get taken in the first round.