WR Treylon Burks - Warren (Ark.)
Evaluation: Burks is a big, physical football player who even looks good on the defensive side of the football on tape. He is a specimen who will create a mismatch for defensive backs. He lined up all over the field as a junior and was the man for his high school squad. Once he settles in and learns the nuances of one position in college he could have as high of ceiling as any prospect in the 2019 class.
Recruiting Note: Arkansas is going to get wide receivers the football and Burks could shine in the offense. It does not make a lot of sense for him to need to leave his home state borders in my opinion.
WR Shamar Nash - Bradenton (Fla.) - IMG Academy
Evaluation: By now you are starting to notice a trend in the type of prospect that the Hogs are targeting at the position. Nash is another outside receiver with plus size. He is very well-rounded and can pick up yards after the catch, but his ability to stretch defenses vertically is apparent. He is a down the field threat.
Recruiting Note: Committed to Missouri, but Arkansas is in the very thick of this race and has a good shot at flipping him.
WR Dylan Wright - West Mesquite (Texas)
Evaluation: If I had to pick one wide receiver to make a play down the field, then I would pick Wright. He has tremendous hands and concentration and even double teams can not slow him down. He has progressed as a receiver as well after playing quarterback early in his high school career, becoming a more complete weapon. He plays with an edge and attitude that give him an advantage in one-on-one situations. He has great vertical leaping skills.
Recruiting Note: Arkansas has done well in his recruitment, but school like TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Michigan, Alabama, and Auburn are all also in the mix.
WR TQ Jackson - Jefferson (Texas)
Evaluation: Pushing the boundary to 6'4 and having 4.47 laser-timed 40-yard dash speed is a dangerous combination. Jackson is another outside receiver who can stretch defenses and take advantage of smaller defenders. What impresses me most though is how he looks in the screen game or when running with the football. He is elusive and quick in the open field and that adds a different dynamic to his play style.
Recruiting Note: Jackson is one of many wide receivers who Arkansas has great shot at landing and he has a July timeline for his commitment. If he wants to jump on board we tend to believe he would be a take.
TE Hudson Henry - Little Rock (Ark.) Pulaski Academy
Evaluation: A tight end who is a pass catcher and put up tremendous stats in one of the nation's most prolific high school offenses and comes from a family that has produced talent at this position, what is not to like? He lines up all over the field and creates a lot of mismatches. He could add some weigh to his frame to become a more traditional tight end in college, but he is a mismatch for linebackers and his presence in the middle of the field will help open up any offense. Henry will also be a red-zone weapon that is used often.
Recruiting Note: The one and only name on the list at the position in this class is Hudson Henry and the Hogs are all in. Stanford and Notre Dame are the most serious threats to woo him away.
WR Lance Wilhoite - Nashville (Tenn.) - Franklin Road Academy
Evaluation: A rangy wide receiver with a good catch radius, Whilhoite is a good player to have on the outside, but could be a versatile player in any offense and move around. He has good hands and can make adjustments to the football in the air. He does not have the size of a basketball forward, but his athleticism at the position makes me think of an athletic hoopster who attacks the rim.
Recruiting Note: Arkansas is in the mix with some real powerhouse schools for his services like Oregon, Ohio State and Florida State. Tennessee is also pushing hard as well.
