Heading into the 2023 college football season, the Iowa offense easily stands out as the team’s biggest concern. While the Hawkeyes have sought to upgrade their historically inept scoring attack by adding proven transfer weapons like quarterback Cade McNamara, tight end Erick All, and offensive tackle Daijon Parker, Iowa nevertheless exited spring ball with major questions at the wide receiver position. With only four scholarship receivers on the roster and significant injuries at the position during the Spring, there were ample reasons to doubt whether the unit could meaningly improve over its woeful production from 2022, in which the receiver room combined for only 796 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Why Kaleb Brown’s Commitment to Iowa Football Matters
