Pack-A-Day: Packers injury report & Week 15 film review

On today’s show, Andy takes a look at Friday’s longggggggggg injury report and hands out his best and worst grades from Week 15. Don’t miss it!

On today’s show, Andy is joined by Mike Wahle to discuss the core issues on the Packers’ defense, Tucker Kraft’s improved blocking, and how Green Bay should attack the offensive line in the offseason. Don’t miss it!

Iowa Football: A look at the Hawkeyes’ walk-ons in the 2024 class

Breaking down Iowa’s walk-on additions in the 2024 class.

Iowa football has put together a strong scholarship class in the 2024 cycle with 21 signees.

The Hawkeyes have also pieced together a talented preferred walk-on class, and we all know how important building the walk-ons is a key part of the program for the Hawkeyes.

As it currently stands, the Hawkeyes have 11 walk-ons in the 2024 class, though Iowa is looking for more over the next week and month as it puts the finishing touches on the 2024 cycle.

High School: Western Dubuque (Epworth, Iowa)

Height: 5-foot-11

Weight: 202-pounds

Senior Season Stats: Glausser had 334 carries for 2,908 rushing yards, and 33 touchdowns as a senior. He also had 13 receptions for 215 yards and four touchdowns, and Western Dubuque lost in the Class 4A State Championship.

Overview: Glausser emerged on Iowa’s radar later in his senior season, but what really appeared to sell the Hawkeyes on Glausser was his performance in the state semifinals and championship at the UNI-Dome last month. Glausser, a former Minnesota State commit, had 36 carries for 193 yards and two touchdowns in the state semifinal win over Bondurant-Farrar. He then set the Class 4A State Championship record with 268 yards on 33 carries with three touchdowns in the loss to Lewis Central. He got the wind knocked out of him and then returned to the game. Glausser actually vomited on the field after getting hit, then returned to the field two plays later. After throwing up on the field violently, Glausser had 16 carries for 154 yards, and three touchdowns along with the numbers he had before the hit. Glausser broke the Class 4A state championship record that was previously held by former Iowa running back Tavian Banks, who set the record in the 1992 final with 250 yards. Glausser is the lone walk-on running back in the class, and joins scholarship running back additions Brevin Doll and Xavier Williams in the 2024 class.