A Closer Look at Arkansas' Early 2020 Defensive End Offers

Last Updated: Jan. 21, 2019

Compared to the whopping near-30 percent of offers going out to wide receivers, Chad Morris and staff have sent out just 18 verbal offers to 2020 defensive ends, two are off the board already, 4-star Morven Joseph from Florida committed to the Gators and Alec Bryant committed to LSU. Let's take a closer look at the remaining targets and the latest in their recruitments:

One of Arkansas's top defensive end targets in the 2020 class Prince Dorbah just made his Rivals250 debut, coming in at no.172. Dorbah was one of the youngest to participate in the Rivals 5-star Challenge this June and held his own amongst some much larger, more developed defensive linemen. Dorbah is teammates with the Head Hog's son Chandler Morris over at Highland Park High School in Dallas and blew up his junior season. Dorbah camped on the Hill last summer and was shown a lot of love by the Arkansas coaches. The Hogs will undoubtedly be in the mix for his talents for the long haul but they'll now compete with the best in the country for him.

TOP OFFERS: Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Florida, LSU
CHANCE TO LAND: Decent

The Razorbacks' most recent DE offer is in-state 2020 athlete Blayne Toll. It took a while for the Hogs to jump on board due to his versatility on the field but once LSU and Tennessee hopped on the Toll train, Arkansas wasn't far behind. Toll will visit Tennessee and Arkansas in the coming months and will undoubtedly continue to pick up big offers. He wants to keep his recruitment open for a while longer.

TOP OFFERS: Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisville, LSU, TCU, OK State
CHANCE TO LAND: Good