Cade McNamara has suffered three injuries in the last two years that have severely limited his play. The Hawkeyes QB looks to stay healthy in 2024.

The trajectory of Cade McNamara's 2024 season continues to be a hot topic among those who follow Iowa football. The Hawkeyes quarterback finished 19-for-23 passing for 176 yards in Iowa's 38-21 win over Troy on Saturday inside Kinnick Stadium.

The voices calling to bench Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback Cade McNamara may be getting louder. McNamara put forth another miserable showing during the first half of Iowa's matchup with the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday night,

Kirk Ferentz says he remains confident in Cade McNamara as Iowa Hawkeyes football's starting QB. But can he trend up after an inconsistent start?

“The recovery process is a grind on the mind and body and to watch your son go through a recovery, let alone back-to-back years, has created plenty of sleepless nights,” Gary McNamara said. “Saturday will be emotional and the butterflies will be there but Cade will handle it as he always has, like the true warrior he is.”

Iowa Hawkeyes football's 3 coordinators talked Cade McNamara's 2-week growth; if Xavier Nwankpa is getting beat out; and Drew Stevens' mental game.

QB Cade McNamara and Iowa Hawkeyes football's offense once again didn't look good in the first half, notching just 107 total yards against Minnesota.