3 concerns we still have for Arkansas football after spring practices
Arkansas football completed spring practices with optimism under new head coach Ryan Silverfield, who is aiming for a turnaround after a 2-10 2025 season. The team showed development but still faces unresolved questions heading into summer. Key concerns include the quarterback competition, offensive line performance, and overall depth.
- ▪Arkansas finished the 2025 season with a 2-10 record and is seeking improvement under new leadership.
- ▪Two quarterbacks remain in contention for the starting job ahead of the season opener against North Alabama.
- ▪The offensive line and team depth were identified as ongoing concerns after spring practices.
- ▪Ryan Silverfield completed his first spring as Arkansas's head coach, focusing on building a new foundation.
- ▪The Razorbacks held their spring game at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on April 25, 2026.
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