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

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

Three players, including two starters, remain out for Auburn football ahead of this week’s game against Arkansas. Starting center Connor Lew, starting wide receiver Horatio Fields and running back Durell Robinson were ruled out on Thursday’s availability report. Lew tore his ACL against Missouri last week and will miss the remainder of the season.

Hugh Freeze said Auburn football will have all three of its quarterbacks, including freshman Deuce Knight, "ready to play" against Arkansas.

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.

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

Auburn starting quarterback Jackson Arnold and backup Ashton Daniels will split repetitions in practice, coach Hugh Freeze said.

Auburn has struggled mightily in SEC play, but in a favorable matchup against Arkansas, Xavier Atkins could be a big reason for the Tigers' first conference win