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Arkansas football: See who has been named our #ProHogs player of NFL Week 6

By Jacob Ellerbee

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Brandon Allen (8) shouts back to the sideline before a play in the fourth quarter of the NFL Week 6 game between the Detroit Lions and the Cincinnati Bengals at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021. The Bengals held the lead the entire game and finished with a 34-11 win in Detroit.Cincinnati Bengals At Detroit Lions Week 6
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Brandon Allen (8) shouts back to the sideline before a play in the fourth quarter of the NFL Week 6 game between the Detroit Lions and the Cincinnati Bengals at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021. The Bengals held the lead the entire game and finished with a 34-11 win in Detroit.Cincinnati Bengals At Detroit Lions Week 6 /
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A former Arkansas football player has been named our #ProHogs player of NFL Week 6 after seeing some rare game-time action and making the most of it.

Indeed, this player’s stats are by no means Earth-shattering, but they are impressive for the impact made relative to the time on the field.

This is a player who played for the Arkansas football team from 2012-2015 as a quarterback. This QB appeared in 42 games for the Razorbacks, completing 57.4% of his passes and throwing 64 touchdown passes.

Can you figure out who this former Arkansas football player is? Look no further.

Former Arkansas football player Brandon Allen is our #ProHogs NFL player of Week 6

Allen, who serves as backup quarterback to starter Joe Burrow for the Cincinnati Bengals, saw some rare game-time action this week against the Detroit Lions.

With the Bengals up 27-3 and 8:32 left in the ball game, Head Coach Zac Taylor called on Brandon Allen to enter the game at quarterback.

Allen ended up playing 13 snaps and finished the game 1 for 1 for 7 yards and 1 touchdown, which put Cincinnati up 34-3. Detroit would go on to score another touchdown to make the game 34-11.

After receiving the ball on a kickoff, Brandon Allen simply snapped the ball three times to run out the clock and clinch the fourth win of the season for the Bengals.

It wasn’t a flashy performance for Allen, but he made the most of his first snaps of the 2021 season.

Last season Allen filled in for an injured Joe Burrow, leading the Bengals to a 1-4 record. He finished the season completing 90 for 142 passes for 925 yards and 5 touchdowns.

Expect Allen to see limited game action this season, unless he must fill-in for starter Burrow.

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Allen was selected number 201 overall in the 2016 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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