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Tyler Linderbaum, DS #1 C, Iowa 
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Name: Tyler Linderbaum
College: Iowa Number: 65
Height: 6-2 Weight: 289
Position: C Pos2: OG
Class/Draft Year: rSo/2023
40 Low: 5.06 40 Time: 5.15 40 High: 5.26
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Data Scout Notes: **2020: WCamp2nd/RimingtonFinalist/2ndC...2019: HMC
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Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa, Player News
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2020 RIMINGTON TROPHY FINALIST: Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa,...University of Iowa sophomore center Tyler Linderbaum has been named one of three finalists for the Rimington Trophy, which is awarded to the nation's premier center in college football. Linderbaum joins Austin Blythe (2015) and Bruce Nelson (2002) as Iowa's third finalist in school history. In eight games this season, Linderbaum helped anchor an Iowa offense that ranks second in the Big Ten in fewest sacks allowed, first downs, and fourth down co nversions and scoring offense, and third in red zone offense. - Iowa Football
(DS#1 C) rSo/2023  C Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
News Source: Iowa Football
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Tyler Linderbaum isn't done playing college football. The sophomore center from Solon announced Thursday afternoon via Twitter that he will return to the University of Iowa for at least one more season. Linderbaum has started 21 consecutive games for Iow a and has been named to various all-American teams in the past couple of weeks. "The 2020 season was both challenging and incredibly rewarding," Linderbaum said. "I had the best time playing football with great teammates and coaches who are invested in m aking me a better football player and a better person. The chance to play football in the NFL is a dream of mine, but I am not done being an Iowa Hawkeye. "There are only a few years I can play college football, and I believe there is more to do and more to learn. I look forward to continuing to work with my teammates and coaches to reach my potential in 2021." - The Gazette
(DS#1 C) rSo/2023 C Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
News Source: The Gazette
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2020 ALL-BIG TEN FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM (COACHES): Center Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa,...Linderbaum, a Solon, Iowa native, earns his second career Big Ten postseason honor after being named honorable mention by league coaches and media last season. Linderbaum h as started all eight games at center for the Hawkeyes. Linderbaum has helped lead an offensive line that is setting the tone for an offense that is averaging 31.8 points per game - second most in the Big Ten. - Iowa Football
(DS#1 C) rSo/2023 C Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
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Linderbaum was asked this week how much he has thought about the NFL, and if he'll have a decision to make after this season, as far as considering entering the draft. He brushed off that talk rapidly. "My focus is on this season," he said. "To me, I sti ll have a lot of improvement I need to make, and I'm just focused on that: what I need to get better at. I see a lot of things that I can get better at. There's a lot in the run game and the pass game. Just like anything else, I think I can improve a lot in the pass game, with my feet and hands. Just being better overall." "(The center) has got a tough job because he's got to get the ball to the quarterback ... then also block. I've always thought he had the toughest job out there on the field, and ther e are certain blocks in our offense that aren't easy to execute," Kirk Ferentz said. "So if you get a guy that has got that ability, it's a really good thing. At the end of the day, centers are the MVPs. Quarterbacks think they are big shots, but if they don't get the ball, they are going nowhere." - The Gazette
(DS#1 C) rSo/2023 C Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
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2019 ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Tyler Linderbaum,...Linderbaum earns his first all-conference recognition after starting all 12 games at center. The Solon, Iowa (Solon High School) native played on the defensive line as a true freshman befo re moving to offense during bowl prep a year ago. - Iowa Football
(DS#1 C) rSo/2023 C Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
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