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The Razorbacks and the Lions have published their initial depth charts, revealing key starters and backups for the upcoming game at Reynolds Razorback Stadium, which will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
The Razorbacks are finalizing a depth chart that mixes proven veterans with promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 season.
The Razorbacks resumed drills on August 18, 2024, sparking the first full‑speed work of fall camp. Coach staff emphasized a balanced attack, mixing quick passes with traditional runs as the team looks to fine‑tune its offense before the season opener.
The Razorbacks will hold their initial fall scrimmage on August 16 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, focusing on quarterback stability, offensive‑line pass‑rush protection, wide‑receiver chemistry and kicker consistency.
Arkansas football’s seventh preseason practice delivered a series of standout performances, from a historic touchdown to defensive breakthroughs, as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
During Arkansas' sixth fall camp practice, KJ Jackson engineered a dramatic two‑minute comeback, delivering a touchdown pass to Ty Lockwood with seconds left, while scouts from NFL powerhouses watched.
With the starting quarterback settled, the Razorbacks are determining which pass catcher will lead the offense in 2026, highlighting a competitive group of eight to nine players.
Antonio Jordan, a 6‑foot‑6 sophomore, is emerging as a key outside receiver for the Arkansas Razorbacks, drawing praise for his physical tools and daily development.
The fourth preseason practice for Arkansas football featured a breakout performance by Khmori House, while the offense grappled with drops and line rotations.
Arkansas’ defensive backs impressed coaches with their intelligence and communication during a sweltering practice, while the offense grappled with drops and quarterback inconsistencies.
Under a blistering heat index, Arkansas' defensive backs practiced together as a unified unit, displaying sharp football IQ and leadership. Their performance set the tone for upcoming drills and highlighted the program's growing depth.
During a 96‑degree afternoon session, the Razorbacks ran an 11‑on‑11 goal‑line drill that highlighted both first‑team explosiveness and a fierce battle for defensive line and linebacker spots.
Under overcast skies and 94-degree heat, the Arkansas Razorbacks' third preseason workout revealed sharp passing from sophomore quarterback KJ Jackson, a key interception by Brandon Ford, and continued fundraising momentum toward a $50 million goal.
Arkansas welcomes former Stanford wide receiver Ismael Cisse, whose resilience, route‑running precision and proven hands position him as a cornerstone for the Razorbacks' offense in the upcoming season.
With spring practices in the rearview mirror, the Razorbacks' pass catchers are poised to bring fresh energy to an offense that struggled a year ago. Key returnees and promising newcomers hope to turn early promise into consistent production.