Former Arkansas receivers and defenders made their presence felt across the NFL in Week 4, with Isaac TeSlaa and Dre Greenlaw turning in the biggest stat lines of the weekend.
TeSlaa delivered a career-best showing in Detroit’s 32-26 loss to Carolina, hauling in four catches for 95 yards. One of those grabs went for 57 yards and pushed the Lions all the way to the Panthers’ 12-yard line with 7:53 left in the third quarter.
Later, he added a 16-yard reception that helped set up a Detroit touchdown with 3:38 remaining. Through four games and one start, the rookie has nine catches for 187 yards on 190 snaps.
Greenlaw was just as active for San Francisco, and he did it against his former team. In the 49ers’ 24-14 win over Denver, the Fayetteville native piled up a team-high 12 tackles and forced a fumble.
It was his 15th career double-digit tackle game and his most tackles in a game since he had 12 on Dec. 25, 2023, in a 33-19 loss to the Baltimore Ravens while playing for San Francisco. Greenlaw now has 34 tackles and a forced fumble in four starts this season over 200 snaps.
Elsewhere, kicker Jake Bates stayed perfect for Detroit, going 4-for-4 on field goals with a long of 58 and 2-for-2 on extra points in the loss to the Panthers. For the season, he is 7-for-7 on field goals and 14-for-14 on extra points.
Cam Little also had a clean day for Jacksonville, making all three field goals and both extra points in the Jaguars’ 22-17 win over Cincinnati. His season line now sits at 7-for-9 on field goals with a long of 55 and 11-for-11 on extra points.
Treylon Burks found the end zone for Washington in a 30-13 loss to Indianapolis, finishing with one catch for 47 yards and a touchdown on 38 snaps. That gives him three receptions for 60 yards and one score on the season.
Hunter Henry kept producing for New England, catching five passes for 62 yards in the Patriots’ 29-26 win over Buffalo. He has 12 receptions for 133 yards through four games.
Mike Washington Jr. handled nine carries for 18 yards in Las Vegas’ 30-27 loss to Kansas City. On the season, he has 24 carries for 120 yards, a 5.0 average, on 54 snaps.
On the defensive side, Kamren Curl logged four tackles and a pass breakup in the Rams’ 24-20 win over Philadelphia, while Landon Jackson added two tackles for Buffalo in a 29-26 loss to New England. Julian Neal saw 23 snaps in Seattle’s 30-23 win over the Chargers, and John Ridgeway III played 11 snaps in New Orleans’ 45-24 loss to Atlanta.
Hjalte Frohodlt was on the field for 66 snaps in Detroit’s 36-24 loss to the Giants, and Beaux Limmer saw five snaps in the Rams’ win over the Eagles. Fernando Carmona did not play for Tennessee in a 24-18 loss to Baltimore, and Montaric Brown was a DNP for Jacksonville in its win over Cincinnati. Taylen Green was also a DNP for Cleveland in its 27-24 win over Pittsburgh.
All active #ProHogs are scheduled to return next week, with the Las Vegas Raiders and Mike Washington set to face the New England Patriots and Hunter Henry on Sunday afternoon.
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Calipari Is Chasing A Rare Prospect Arkansas Fans Need To Watch
John Caliparis latest recruiting push has Arkansas fans keeping an eye on a very unusual name in the 2027 class. Cherif Millogo, a seven-foot-five center with offers from Texas, Arizona and Louisville, has emerged as one of the more intriguing big men on the board, and his mix of size and skill gives him the kind of profile that naturally grabs attention in Fayetteville. For a coach who has long valued elite frontcourt talent, Millogo fits the mold of a prospect worth tracking early.
The challenge, of course, is that Arkansas is not alone in the chase, and that is where this gets interesting for the Razorbacks. Calipari is also working other top center targets, including Beckham Black and Demarcus Henry, but Millogo stands out because of how rare his frame and potential are in any recruiting cycle. If Arkansas wants to separate itself in that race, it will have to beat out several major programs for a player whose stock already looks like it could keep climbing. [Read more 🡒]
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Ron Roberts pointed out the contrast between the two passers, but he also made it clear the offense itself does not change much from one to the other. That is what makes the assignment tricky for Arkansas: the staff can study tendencies and package-specific clues, but the bigger challenge may be the structure around the quarterback rather than the identity of the quarterback himself. [Read more 🡒]
Arkansas Fans Deserve Better As Razorbacks Fight To Fix Home Field
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Silverfield has spent part of his early push on the details that can shape a Saturday, looking at everything from nutrition to the music selection to how the field is maintained. It is the kind of behind-the-scenes work meant to help the football feel sharper and the setting feel more imposing, and it underscores how much Arkansas wants its home edge back. The next step is turning that effort into wins, with the fans already doing their part and the program still searching for a better return on all that support. [Read more 🡒]