Quincy Rhodes Jr. is one of the SEC's best edge defenders, but there is a path for Auburn to overcome him. Arkansas edge rusher Quincy Rhodes Jr.’s skillset, immediately threatens the Auburn Tigers. If they do not find a way to contain him, he will wreck their offensive game plan.

Curtis Wilkerson of Inside Arkansas joins this week's 'Behind Enemy Lines' ahead of Auburn football's game at Arkansas.

The initial SEC Student-Athlete Availability Report for Auburn 's Week 9 game at Arkansas is out, and it features very few surprises.

Arkansas had nine players listed as 'out' on Wednesday's report, while Auburn had five total players on the report.

The case for Daniels: The best argument to give Daniels a shot against Arkansas may be to simply try something different. It’s clear what Auburn is doing offensively hasn’t worked, and making a change at quarterback is one way to at least try and fix that.

Hugh Freeze is open to making a change at quarterback against Arkansas. Here's how the Auburn football coach said he'd handle that decision.

Faulk will face better blockers, like Alabama's Kayden Proctor. However, Carmona will attempt to get on his nerves, provoking him into retaliation. If he can block out the noise from Carmona, he stands a chance to thrive.