Three former Arkansas football players were active during the NFL Conference Championship round, with two earning starting positions. Hunter Henry played a pivotal role in the New England Patriots' 10-7 victory over the Denver Broncos, securing his first Super Bowl trip. Meanwhile, Dre Greenlaw and Kamren Curl had notable performances despite their teams' losses. This high-stakes round of playoffs marks a significant moment for both athletes and the Razorback community.

By the Numbers
  • Hunter Henry recorded 2 receptions for 12 yards in his start, contributing to the Patriots' 10-7 win.
  • Dre Greenlaw tallied 6 tackles in the Broncos' loss, while Kamren Curl had 4 tackles starting for the Rams.
State of Play
  • The New England Patriots will advance to their 12th Super Bowl appearance on February 8, 2026.
  • Hunter Henry will be joined by rookie Eric Gregory in representing Arkansas at the Super Bowl.
What's Next

The Patriots will face the Seattle Seahawks at Super Bowl LX, showcasing Henry's opportunity to shine on a grand stage. The game could bolster the legacy of Arkansas players in the NFL.

Bottom Line

With strong performances and a Super Bowl appearance, former Razorbacks highlight their impact in the NFL, particularly emphasizing Hunter Henry's significant playoff achievement.