Arkansas Razorbacks' deep backfield boosts KJ Jackson's passing attack

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Arkansas Razorbacks will rely on a deep running back rotation led by Sutton Smith and Braylen Russell in their season opener against North Alabama, with offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey emphasizing versatility and pass-catching ability from the backfield. Smith, a Memphis transfer, brings experience and familiarity with Cramsey's system, while Russell has trimmed down to add speed. Sophomore Cam Settles serves as a complete third-down back, and the group's success hinges on quarterback KJ Jackson's passing performance to keep defenses honest. Arkansas has a strong history of 1,000-yard rushers since 2000, but Cramsey's preference for spreading touches among multiple backs may reduce the likelihood of another single player reaching that milestone this season.


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