
College football’s quarterback wars: Who will start the season?
From Alabama to Duke, teams are battling for starting quarterbacks, shaping expectations for the upcoming season.
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From Alabama to Duke, teams are battling for starting quarterbacks, shaping expectations for the upcoming season.

Intense competitions at nearly every powerhouse program set the stage for an unpredictable start to the 2026 season.
With fall camp set to open on August 5, Arkansas outlines key competitions at quarterback, offensive and defensive line, and wide receiver, while navigating NCAA eligibility impacts and new additions.

Coach Ryan Silverfield outlined that the quarterback duel between KJ Jackson and AJ Hill could remain unresolved until the Sept. 5 opener against North Alabama, a timeline that could give rivals insight but also underscores the depth at the position.

Coach Ryan Silverfield outlined a prolonged quarterback battle between KJ Jackson and AJ Hill, stressing the need for an efficient starter who can lead the Razorbacks into their season opener against North Alabama and beyond.

Spring observations have cemented KJ Jackson as the projected starter, with AJ Hill, Braeden Fuller and Cade Trotter vying for backup roles as the team gears up for a 25‑practice camp leading to a September 5 showdown with North Alabama.

The Razorbacks open fall camp on August 5 under new leadership, with quarterback KJ Jackson, freshmen Danny Beale and Tay Lockett, and wide receiver Courtney Crutchfield all earmarked for key roles.
With the 2026 season approaching, teams from Alabama to Iowa are locked in intense quarterback battles that will shape early‑season expectations.

The Aggies open a demanding stretch of games that could shape their season, facing Arizona State’s explosive attack, South Carolina’s revenge‑driven squad and an Arkansas team reshaped by a new coach.

Texas A&M's schedule pits the Aggies against three formidable opponents, each bringing distinct challenges and storylines that could shape the team's fortunes.

Three senior Arkansas football standouts will represent the Razorbacks at the SEC Media Days in Tampa, underscoring the program's roster construction and future prospects.

As the 2026 college football season approaches, teams across the Power 4 are finalizing their quarterback plans, blending established starters, high‑profile transfers and promising newcomers.

Arkansas football enters 2026 with a blend of seasoned veterans and new additions, highlighted by defensive end Quincy Rhodes' NFL potential, wide receiver CJ Brown's quest for the top spot, and tight end Jaden Platt's rising role under new head coach Ryan Silverfield.
With 50 days until the 2026 season begins, the Razorbacks are shaping a new era under Ryan Silverfield, blending quarterback competition, offensive line development, and defensive upgrades to aim for a successful campaign.

Transfer wide receiver Chris Marshall, a former five-star prospect from Boise State, joins the Arkansas Razorbacks with high expectations of becoming a key playmaker in the 2026 campaign.

The Aggies open against Missouri State on Sept. 5, aiming to build on a historic playoff run while navigating a demanding conference schedule.
Arkansas will attend SEC Media Days in Tampa, where new coach Ryan Silverfield and standout players will discuss a challenging schedule, a quarterback battle, and a pledge to rebuild quickly.

On the final day of SEC Football Media Days in Tampa, Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield highlighted the competition between KJ Jackson and AJ Hill for the starting quarterback role, while the Razorbacks' 2026 slate was announced, featuring matchups against traditional powerhouses.

Arkansas defensive end Quincy Rhodes embraces a 'boss' mentality in his final college season, returning from a projected NFL draft slot. His breakout junior year and the buzz from SEC Media Days, including Lane Kiffin's record‑setting opening remarks and Arch Manning's resurgence, illustrate a conference in flux.
At SEC Media Days in Tampa, Arkansas head coach Ryan Silverfield outlined the quarterback competition between KJ Jackson and AJ Hill, stressing daily evaluation, efficiency, leadership and timing for the season opener.

Coach Ryan Silverfield addressed the quarterback competition, injury updates, and the upcoming SEC Media Days as the Razorbacks navigate a shortened preseason.

Head coach Ryan Silverfield discusses the ongoing quarterback battle, a compressed training camp, injury updates, and the upcoming SEC Media Days.

Yahoo’s fantasy football platform features an unusually deep quarterback pool, and this year’s rankings reveal the metrics that separate the elite.

Ranked 14th among the Razorbacks' top 30 players for 2026, KJ Jackson brings experience, leadership and a strong arm to the quarterback competition.