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- Injury: Report says Razorbacks were missing multiple players during second scrimmage with undisclosed injuries.

- Pick/market: Never been a big fan of Bruce's bluntness.

- Pick/market: Arkansas commit and Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson WR Darion Moseley houses it.

- Arkansas plans to use 22 players, likely its full two-deep, during the first half against North Alabama before evaluating how long the starters should remain in the game. - The stated goal is to keep the defense fresh while testing the depth chart, making the opener a meaningful evaluation of whether the Razorbacks are truly two-deep across the roster.

- QB: It should not be if it truly is a third party not related to the University.

- Injury: I haven't read the article, but capitalism has always required regulation to maintain some form of competitive fairness, whether it be for industry owners or employees.

- QB/OL: FAYETTEVILLE — The Arkansas football team announced its three team captains on Monday ahead of the first game of the season this weekend.

- Intel: The first official Arkansas football depth chart for the 2026 season was released on Monday.

- Coaching: FAYETTEVILLE — It has been a little over a week since KJ Jackson got the news that he had won the starting quarterback battle for the Razorbacks.

- KJ Jackson will start Arkansas's opener at quarterback ahead of AJ Hill. - Sutton Smith leads Arkansas's running-back depth chart ahead of Braylen Russell and Cam Settles and is also listed as the primary punt returner. - Chris Marshall and CJ Brown lead Arkansas's outside receiver spots, while Jamari Hawkins and Ismael Cisse share the starting slot designation. - Arkansas's opening offensive line is Kavion Broussard, Malachi Breland, Caden Kitler, Kobe Branham and Bryant Williams from left tackle to right tackle. - Quincy Rhodes Jr. and Steven Soles Jr. lead Arkansas's edge positions, with Hunter Osborne at defensive tackle and David Oke or Carlon Jones sharing the top nose-tackle listing.

- Intel: Forget the madden curse, nothing good happens to anyone who coaches football on Last Chance U.

- Arkansas selected quarterback KJ Jackson, center Caden Kitler and linebacker Bradley Shaw as its three captains for the 2026 season. - Sam Silverfield said the staff is very confident in Jackson as its new QB1 after he accounted for five touchdowns in limited work last season. - Shaw steps into an anchor role at linebacker after recording 50 tackles, five tackles for loss, two sacks, a forced fumble and a defensive touchdown while playing behind veteran starters in 2025.

- Arkansas football (0-0, 0-0 SEC) opens the season with the North Alabama Lions (1-0, 0-0 UAC) coming to Fayetteville on Saturday. - Kickoff is set for 3:15 p.m. (CDT), and SEC Network will have television coverage of the game. - The Razorbacks enter their first year under Ryan Silverfield and his new coaching staff, with the offense being led by Tim Cramsey, who was offensive coordinator under Silverfield at Memphis...

- KICKER: Predict Arkansas’ team awards for the 2026 College Football season: Offensive Player of the Year: _______ Defensive Player of the Year: _______ Special Teams Player of the Year: _______ Offensive Lineman of the Year...

- RB: Arkansas has full complement of weapons at RB going into 2026 season.

- Defense: Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield gave his thoughts today on the Washington County Circuit Court ruling that restored eligibility for defensive backs Caleb Wooden and Sean Williams.

- KJ Jackson separated from AJ Hill most clearly in closed scrimmages through stronger command and more repeatable fundamentals, but Arkansas still views its new QB1 as the roster's largest unknown. - Arkansas enters the season with unresolved questions at offensive tackle and tight end, including Bryant Williams protecting Jackson's blind side, Kavion Broussard's inexperience and Ty Lockwood's readiness behind Jaden Platt. - The Razorbacks believe all three receiver spots have improved, with CJ Brown more experienced and Chris Marshall offering game-breaking physical traits if his execution becomes consistent. - Arkansas feels comfortable playing seven or eight defensive linemen, but the depth behind projected starters at linebacker and in the secondary remains less certain. - Ryan Silverfield's staff has emphasized ball security more heavily than any recent Arkansas staff, while penalties and special-teams performance remain unresolved variables.

- Practice: "I feel a heck of a lot more confident than I did heading out of spring ball."

- Intel: Probably a huge overreaction on my part but UAPB has gotten a sack and multiple TFLs on Mizzou in the first quarter.

- Intel: 🏈 First glimpse of the new-look Razorbacks ahead of kickoff against North Alabama.

- Intel: Getting close to kickoff on a scorching day in Fayetteville

- Practice: Ryan Silverfield's late-week practice adjustments, meant to get bodies up to competitive speeds within 24 hours of a game, is one of many changes for the 2026 Razorbacks

- Intel: 𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗔𝗦 𝗙𝗢𝗢𝗧𝗕𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞 🏈 North Alabama coach remembers time in Arkansas 🏈 Hogs on alert for gadget plays 🏈 Cam Settles evaluation 🏈 More from me and @TomMurphyADG https:// wholehogsports.com/news/2026/sep/ 02/arkansas-football-notebook-dearmond-fondly-recalls-time-in-russellville/ …

- LB: Ryan Silverfield talked on his radio show tonight about a new tradition the day before home games that will incorporate former Arkansas football players.

- Intel: From six-TD games to uninspiring, turnover-filled performances, Razorbacks QBs have been all over the place in Week 1.

- Intel: PODCAST: Q&A with Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield

- Intel: Arkansas went stealth mode during the winter portal period, snagging a portal commit away from SEC foe, other P4 programs.

- Intel: PODCAST: Q&A with Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield

- Intel: "The Ryan Silverfield Show" debuted at the Catfish Hole tonight in Fayetteville.