3 concerns we still have for Arkansas football after spring practices
Arkansas football showed progress during spring practices under new head coach Ryan Silverfield, but concerns remain heading into the summer. The Razorbacks are still evaluating their starting quarterback, offensive line consistency, and overall depth after a challenging 2025 season. While the team is building a new foundation, these unresolved issues could impact their ability to rebound. Spring game performances provided some optimism, but key questions linger before fall camp.
- ▪Ryan Silverfield completed his first spring as head coach after Arkansas went 2-10 in the 2025 season.
- ▪A quarterback competition remains unresolved between AJ Hill, Cade Trotter, and KJ Jackson ahead of the season opener.
- ▪The offensive line's performance during spring practices raised concerns about consistency and cohesion.
- ▪Arkansas faces questions about overall roster depth, especially on the defensive side of the ball.
- ▪The Razorbacks will open the 2026 season against North Alabama in early September.
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