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After a halftime interception and criticism, Arkansas quarterback KJ Jackson rallied in the second half, earning praise from Coach Ryan Silverfield as the Razorbacks prepare for a high‑stakes matchup against No. 21 Utah.
Arkansas football released its depth chart for Week 2, featuring standout players like Chris Marshall and KJ Jackson, while the Razorbacks (1-0) are set to meet Utah (1-0) at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday night, broadcast on ESPN.
Arkansas secured a 31‑14 victory over North Alabama in its season opener, highlighted by a first‑quarter touchdown from Ismael Cisse and a moment of silence for Jim Lindsey, while the team prepares for SEC action against Texas.
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.
Arkansas enters a pivotal year under new leadership, facing a demanding slate of ranked opponents while aiming to revive a dormant home‑win tradition and showcase a revitalized offense and defense.
With key starter positions unsettled, Arkansas Razorbacks coach Ryan Silverfield names KJ Jackson as quarterback and highlights emerging receivers and a revamped defensive line ahead of the season opener.
The Razorbacks have locked in most starting roles after fall camp, highlighting a blend of seasoned seniors and emerging juniors.
After a 2-10 campaign, Arkansas enters 2026 with KJ Jackson set to start at quarterback, a promising young defensive line, and a transfer class that could reshape the team’s fortunes under Ryan Silverfield’s turnover‑focused philosophy.
The Razorbacks are finalizing a depth chart that mixes proven veterans with promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 season.
During Arkansas football's recent 11‑on‑11 preseason session, freshman cornerback Brandon Ford delivered a series of pivotal plays, drawing praise from head coach Ryan Silverfield while the offense grappled with early miscues.
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.
A dozen new linemen and a fresh coaching philosophy promise a sustainable rotation that could transform Arkansas' defensive performance in 2026.
Arkansas Razorbacks returned to the practice field on a sweltering afternoon, drawing a crowd of NFL scouts eager to evaluate the team’s progress in its seventh training camp session. Quarterback KJ Jackson connected with tight end Ty Lockwood in the closing seconds of a live‑tackling drill, delivering a 22‑yard touchdown that capped a flurry of offensive activity. The offense answered an early setback when Quincy Rhodes and Steven Soles combined for an eight‑yard sack, but the unit rallied to move 38 yards in the first two‑minute drill, highlighted by Jamari Hawkins’ 27‑yard gain on third‑and‑10. Defensive tackle David Oke and his teammate Carlon Jones praised the improved energy in the trenches, though both acknowledged that missed tackles still lingered, a point underscored by coaches Kynjee Cotton and Landius Wilkerson during the session. Scouts from the Arizona Cardinals, Indianapolis Colts, Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets watched closely, while former Arkansas track coach Chris Bucknam, recently inducted into the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Hall of Fame, was mentioned in a side note about the program’s multi‑sport excellence. With practice No. 7 scheduled for Thursday, offensive line coaches are slated to meet the media, promising further insight into the Razorbacks’ evolving scheme as the heat continues to test the squad’s stamina.
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.
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.
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.
The Razorbacks are banking on five high‑impact transfers — including defensive back Khmori House and edge rusher Steven Soles Jr. — to reshape a roster that was projected to finish at the bottom of the SEC.
Quincy Rhodes, a standout defensive end for the Arkansas Razorbacks, has elected to return for his final year of eligibility despite NFL prospects, emphasizing his relationship with head coach Ryan Silverfield and a commitment to strengthening the program.
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.
SEC Media Days will be held in Tampa, Florida, on July 23, where Arkansas will showcase its new coaching staff and key players ahead of the season.
Three Arkansas football seniors and new head coach Ryan Silverfield will attend SEC Media Days in Tampa, Florida, showcasing the program's momentum and future ambitions.
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.