​Former Florida State Seminoles wide receiver Jalen Brown has reentered the transfer portal and is seeking a new destination. Brown, who appeared for FSU in 2024, spent the 2025 season with the Arkansas Razorbacks. He was dismissed from the Seminoles’ program in April 2025 and subsequently entered the transfer portal. During his time with Arkansas, Brown started five games before an injury cut his season short. The Miami native concluded the year with 12 receptions for 167 yards and two touchdowns, marks that stood as career bests at the time.
Brown was later dismissed from the Razorbacks’ program in April 2026 after being arrested on a charge of hindering apprehension/prosecution. He recently announced that the charges have been dismissed and confirmed his intention to transfer once again.
Brown began his college career with the LSU Tigers, appearing in three games during the 2023 season and redshirting. He did not record any statistics in his initial stint with LSU before transferring to Florida State. With the Seminoles, he played in nine games, earning two starts, and tallied eight receptions for 75 yards, in addition to returning one kickoff for 19 yards.
At LSU, Brown was regarded as a top 100 recruit in the 2023 class. The 6-foot-1, 163-pound wide receiver arrived as a four-star transfer, marking him as FSU’s second-highest transfer addition at the time. By the end of his time in Tallahassee, his transfer ranking had dropped to three stars, and there has not been an updated ranking reported for his latest move.
As Brown pursues a new collegiate opportunity, fans and analysts will be watching how his production, athletic profile, and on-field versatility translate to a fresh program. The situation continues to develop as he weighs his options and seeks a fit that best utilizes his skills as a wide receiver and return specialist.
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