Which transfers are expected to start for Razorbacks?

Arkansas will be impacted by transfer additions at every offensive position group except for running back in 2023, a position where the Razorbacks return 99.6 percent of the productivity from the 2022 season.

Arkansas is losing their top three wide receivers from last season – Jadon Haselwood and Matt Landers declared for the NFL Draft, while Ketron Jackson transferred to Baylor.

The group amassed a total of 134 receptions, 2,058 yards, and 16 touchdowns. This accounts for 58 percent of the receptions, 67 percent of the yardage, and 62 percent of the touchdown catches from the previous year.

Seven of the 18 transfers who are now enrolled or enrolling at Arkansas are offensive players.

WR Andrew Armstrong

Armstrong is expected to be the big play receiver for the Hogs. His 6’4” frame gives KJ Jefferson a big target to rely on.

TE Var'Keyes Gumms

In his redshirt freshman year, Gumms delivered an outstanding performance as a tight end, setting a new record in North Texas history. He made 34 catches, gained 458 yards, and scored five touchdowns.

OG, Joshua Braun

Braun brings SEC experience to an offensive line that lost three players. He had a great spring and is already listed as the starting guard.

OL, Amaury Wiggins

Wiggins was one of the top JUCO offensive linemen before the Razorbacks snagged him off the board. He is primarily known for his work at center which the Hogs need after losing Ricky Stromberg to the NFL.

WR, Tyrone Broden

Broden is another big-play receiver that should help the Razorbacks’ downfield passing game.

Story originally appeared on Razorbacks Wire