Price Shines as Injuries Mount for Hoosiers Across the NFL in Week 3
Injuries piled up for former Hoosiers in Week 3, but Myles Price delivered a special-teams spark with 238 return yards and his first NFL touchdown. Kahlil Benson continued his strong start, while D’Angelo Ponds made his long-awaited debut and several others saw new opportunities.
Black and Price Highlight Hoosiers Across the NFL in Week 1
Kaelon Black made an immediate impact in his NFL debut, while Myles Price sparked a Vikings comeback with a 68-yard kickoff return. Here is how former Indiana football players performed across the league during Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season and where others stand moving forward.
Hoosiers Across the NFL: Defensive Standouts Shine in Preseason Finale
Former Hoosiers made their presence felt in the final week of the NFL preseason, especially on defense. Aiden Fisher, Devan Boykin, Marcelino McCrary-Ball and Micah McFadden were among the standouts as roster decisions loom across the league.
Hoosiers Across the NFL: New Opportunities and Rookie Lessons Highlight Preseason Week 2
Week 2 of the NFL preseason brought some rookie growing pains for former Indiana players, but plenty of encouraging signs as well. Kaelon Black and Myles Price continued to impress, while Trey Wedig and Cam Jones found new opportunities as Hoosier Huddle checks in on former Hoosiers across the NFL.
Hoosiers Across the NFL: Former Indiana Players Impress in Preseason Week 1
Former Indiana players made their presence felt across the NFL in Week 1 of the preseason, with Fernando Mendoza, Kurtis Rourke, Elijah Sarratt, Aiden Fisher and Myles Price among the Hoosiers turning heads. Hoosier Huddle breaks down how each former Hoosier performed and where they stand heading into Week 2.
Myles Price and Jailin Walker Turn Heads at Indiana’s Pro Day
Written By: Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
The 2025 NFL Draft is slowly approaching and for the next month, schools around the country are hosting pro days for athletes to showcase their skills to NFL scouts for the chance of making the roster of an NFL team. On Tuesday, Indiana was the first Power Four school to have their pro day in 2025. After a tremendous season under first year head coach Curt Cignetti, the Hoosiers had a lot of eyes on them. However, only two Hoosiers were invited to the NFL Combine, Kurtis Rourke and CJ West.
Hoosier Transfers are Determined to Reclaim the Bucket
Following a tough defeat to the Buckeyes, the Indiana Hoosiers prepare to face their rival, the Purdue Boilermakers. Many players are transfers, unfamiliar with the significance of the rivalry. Despite this, they recognize its importance and aim to perform well as they vie for a chance at the College Football Playoffs.
IU’s Offense Struggles to Move Ball In 38-15 Loss to OSU
Written By: Ben Gillard (@benjgillard)
Heading into the game on Saturday, it was clear that the Indiana offense had to have their best game of the season in order to get the win. Unfortunately, that did not happen. The Hoosiers struggled to move the ball, ending the game with a season-low 151 yards of total offense.
Hoosiers Fully Healthy Ahead of Top-5 Matchup With OSU
Indiana football, under Coach Curt Cignetti, celebrated a bye week after a strong start and a tough win against Michigan. With concerns about player injuries easing, the team prepares for a crucial matchup against #2 Ohio State, aiming for Big-10 and CFP success despite the loss of starting lineman Drew Evans.
Coaches Show Recap: “Championship Teams Find A Way To Win Football Games”
Coach Curt Cignetti discussed the Hoosiers’ season, emphasizing their victory over Michigan and the importance of every upcoming game. He expressed gratitude for fan support and shared updates on injured players. Cignetti highlighted the value of the bye week for refreshing the team and maintaining skills, reflecting on the cultural shift at IU football.