Arkansas coach provides update on Chris Marshall's injury status
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 5:20 PM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield reported a positive update on wide receiver Chris Marshall during the team's idle week. Silverfield stated he has confidence Marshall will be ready for the game against Missouri. Marshall suffered a right leg injury during the first half against Vanderbilt, where he accumulated 633 receiving yards this season. In his absence, sophomore Antonio Jordan had a standout performance with five catches for 74 yards. Additionally, Silverfield announced Jesse Ehrlich as the new starting punter after Gavin Rush's recent struggles.
- •Ryan Silverfield expects Chris Marshall to play against Missouri.
- •Marshall injured his right leg during the Vanderbilt game.
- •Antonio Jordan stepped up, achieving career highs in catches and yards.
- •Jesse Ehrlich replaces Gavin Rush as Arkansas's starting punter.
- •Rush's performance declined significantly after a hit against Texas A&M.
- 5:20 PMYahoo Sports — What Ryan Silverfield said on Arkansas football WR Chris Marshall injury
"Will Arkansas football wide receiver Chris Marshall play against Missouri? Here's what Ryan Slverfield said during the open week.
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