Former Iowa QB Turned CFL Champion with Elite Passing Yards and Unmatched Intensity
Drew Tate, the former Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback (2003–06), is a data-driven standout who finished his college career with 8,292 passing yards, 61 TD passes, and 665 completions on 1,090 attempts—ranking second in career passing yards at UNI and a CFL Grey Cup champion. His differentiators include elite arm strength, the ability to make tough throws from every angle, and an intensity level that lights up defenses weekly. Though no longer active as a player, Tate’s legacy as a leader and his coaching success in the U.S. and Canada make him a perfect fit for any team seeking a high-intensity, intelligent quarterback with championship DNA. He’s not just a stat leader—he’s a culture builder.
