The Iowa Hawkeyes are in desperate need of wide receiver help, so they are attempting to pay special attention to the position in the NCAA transfer portal. The problem is that Iowa has been unable to land any wide outs just yet.

Iowa football recently received a series of holiday cheer as defensive tackle Aaron Graves, defensive end Ethan Hurkett and center Logan Jones announced their respective returns to the Hawkeyes in 2025.

The Iowa Hawkeyes have already added one quarterback via the NCAA transfer portal. Hank Brown has committed to Iowa and provides the program with big-time potential for the future.

Ironically, the Hawkeyes play the Tigers in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl from Nashville, Tenn., on Dec. 30 at 1:30 p.m. CT. The game is set to be televised on ESPN and will also be available on the Hawkeyes Radio Network.

The Iowa Hawkeyes may very well have landed their quarterback of the future. Hank Brown has committed to the program in the transfer portal after deciding to leave the Auburn Tigers. Brown has shown flashes of elite arm potential.

As the Hawkeyes “supplement” their roster — and as some players decide to take their talents elsewhere — here is a running list of their portal departures, commitments and notable targets.

Iowa football has added a new piece to its defense. Central Michigan defensive line transfer Jonah Pace has committed to Iowa, he announced Monday. He has one season of eligibility remaining. Pace recorded 34 total tackles,