Chris Marshall exits Arkansas football's game vs. Vanderbilt with apparent injury – Whole Hog Sports

October 17, 2026 at 8:08 p.m. | Updated October 17, 2026 at 11:13 p.m.
by Anthony Kristensen
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Arkansas football wide receiver Chris Marshall came out of the locker room at halftime during the Razorbacks’ 31-21 win over Vanderbilt in street clothes on Saturday. 
The Razorbacks’ leading receiver had 1 reception for 28 yards in the first half against the Commodores. The reception came late in the second quarter, and Marshall appeared hobbled as he went out of bounds on the play and was seen reaching for his hamstring on the sideline.
Trainers previously worked on Marshall’s hamstring when he came off the field lame on Arkansas’ first offensive series following a deep incompletion.
Asked after the win if he knew the extend of Marshall’s injury, coach Ryan Silverfield said he did not.
“Hopeful,” he said. “You saw him standing on the sideline. He’s a tough young man.”
Marshall entered Saturday with 42 receptions for 605 yards and two touchdowns, ranking third the SEC with an average of 100.8 yards per game.
Antonio Jordan entered the game in relief of Marshall and caught back-to-back passes of 12 and 11 yards to help set up an 11-yard touchdown run by Cam Settles that tied the game. He finished as Arkansas’ leading receiver with 74 yards on 5 catches.
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