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- Injury: Arkansas hung around long enough to score an opening-drive field goal, but it was all downhill from there as No.

- Pick/market: Cool story why watch then if you gave up

- Arkansas targeted Chris Marshall 10 times in the 31-14 opener against North Alabama. Ismael Cisse also returned with a catch-and-run touchdown after missing last season through injury; the writer describes him as steady in offseason camps when healthy. Cisse benefiting from extra attention on Marshall is a projection, not a confirmed target allocation. - Arkansas WR Jelani Watkins had two rushes for 21 yards in the opener and appeared on the official Week 2 depth chart. The writer also noted his ability to retain a catch through contact and wants more touches for his speed; the report does not establish a larger snap share or a new starting role against Utah. - Arkansas LB Ben Bogle recorded three tackles, a tackle for loss, a pass breakup and a quarterback hurry against North Alabama. The writer sees a possible additional veteran contributor at linebacker, while stressing that the evidence is one game against an FCS opponent, not an established role change. - The Arkansas column flags offensive-line play, particularly on the right side, as needing improvement against Utah. It proposes a closer look at Adam Hawkes if those issues persist; this is a writer's personnel suggestion, not an announced benching or a confirmed change to the starting line. - Arkansas RB Cam Settles is still described as working back from injury after a notable spring-game performance. The column expresses interest in seeing him once he returns but gives no return date, Week 2 clearance, practice status or planned workload.

- OL/DL: Talent, less turnover on the OL/DL, more experienced HC, more expensive NIL roster.The betting line is a combination of a bad first game and last years record.

- Injury: Mop-up duty time will be hard to come by for Arkansas this season, which means the Razorbacks wasted a big opportunity last Saturday when it led FCS opponent North Alabama by only two touchdowns...

- OL/LB: If the offensive line shows up for the game, it'll be closer than these predictions.

- Pick/market: Nothing ground breaking.

- OL: HY should have already been fired , I’m giving RS more time but that performance Saturday was embarrassing offensively the basic fundamentals were not there and I don’t know if you can fix that...

- Arkansas had four offensive penalties and three turnovers in its opener against North Alabama; Tim Cramsey said the film still showed holds, sacks and giveaways despite relatively few missed assignments, so his hope for a cleaner Week 2 is not confirmation those execution problems are resolved. - Cramsey's review put Utah's opening-game blitz rate near 60%, compared with 27% last season, while stressing that the pressure designs remained familiar under new coordinator Colton Swan; he explicitly questioned whether the higher rate would persist against Arkansas. - Arkansas' protection communication is a specific concern against Utah's varied pressures and man coverage behind them: the preview points to KJ Jackson's opening-game sack-fumble after a free edge rusher and highlights the quarterback and offensive line's need to recognize where rushers are coming from.

- OL: Yep, that’s why I’m concerned about the coaching on the offensive line.

- OL: If you go back and watch the strip sack fumble, KJ actually let go of the ball before contact.

- QB/OL: tackle is the most important O line position with a left-handed QB because that is his "blind side".

- OL/LB: , this game will tell us what kind of season we are going to have.

- QB/OL: Arkansas has been one of the most active programs in the transfer portal in recent years, and especially this past offseason when Ryan Silverfield and his new staff signed more than 40 transfers in...

- OL/LB: The key is that pad level is only one part of winning on the line.

- QB/OL: We must run our QB more on designed plays plus when he needs to on scrambles.

- Pick/market: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.

- Pick/market: Ryan Silverfield ‘s debut was one to forget for the Arkansas football team.

- OL: This is my thought too, just telling myself it was KJ jitters, hiding of the playbook, and o-line off game.

- Pick/market: The Oline struggled....big time.

- QB/OL: You can have the option that you don't need a good QB in college to win.

- OL: It seems like that happens fairly often when coaches get a head coaching job, the side of the ball they’re known for ends up being the weakness.

- OL/LB: Just as we harped on the crappy O-Line play over the last several days and KJ being a rookie.

- OL: Frankly, DJ doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about over half the time.

- OL: The offensive line is not good, and I am not sure they can all of the sudden start knocking people off the line as our schedule gets harder.

- OL: I feel like several on here should be singing the "gloom, despair" song from Hee Haw, but I tend to agree with Cubelic's take on things.

- OL/RB: Caden Kitler' Kobe Branham and Malachi Breland were flat out weak and terrible.

- OL: Trey dog, after rewatching the game I still think KJ has some potential to be fine but not behind this offensive line, especially #64 Bryant Williams.

- QB/OL: There’s just not enough talent based on what I saw yesterday, I was hoping we got a little money it’s going to start changing there’s just no playmakers out there it was stunning to...

- OL: Ol line coach < DC

- QB/OL: Typically lately it’s been…man if we just had a defense.

- OL/LB: I decided to shorten these a lot and just focus on one or two things: So today I want to talk about the pass protection which is one of the major topics and I...

- OL: I wished we had kept Mateos, but with CRS being an old online coach with two in his pocket, I reserved judgment.

- QB/OL: Perhaps not giving anyone an opportunity to play with the first team OL other than the 5 who started yesterday was not a smart way to approach 45 practices.

- QB/OL: I keep saying that our defense vanilla as it was was head and shoulders better than it was last year.

- Pick/market: Honestly, zero has changed for me.

- Pick/market: Bro it’s much easier to coach scheme and plays than turn someone into a nasty, physical player.

- QB/OL: My concern is we saw a QB holding on to the ball too long, making poor decisions & throws behind an OL that couldn't block & WRs that couldn't get separation .

- Pick/market: In a way yes we did.

- Pick/market: UNA went 2-10 in a conference I don’t even know the name of.

- OL: Offensive line is a concern I didn’t think we’d have.

- OL: The O-Line is a big concern after today.

- Pick/market: There were some costly penalties early by the OL…as bad as it feels KJ played, 24-35 267 yard 3 TDs and 1 INT isn’t a terrible line.

- Pick/market: Those stat lines wouldn’t look bad in a close loss to a SEC team But the context of versus a team who Samford put up two TDs on last week as well…

- Coaching: "Still believe the offensive line has a chance to be something we can hang our hat on, but it wasn't good enough.

- Pick/market: The most disturbing thing was that the offensive line was leaking like a screen door on an Iranian submarine.

- Pick/market: Over/ under 2.5 unless #2 rescues #5 will have a punt return for TD #5 will have 5 plays> 30 yards #5 & #6 best players on offense All linebackers 💪🏼 Defense💪🏼 #83 NFL...