In a bold display of loyalty, Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback super star has reportedly turned down a staggering $15.5 million NIL offer from the Georgia Bulldogs. The offer, which would have made him one of the highest-paid college quarterbacks, came as Georgia sought a replacement for outgoing star Carson Beck. However, He has made it clear—his heart remains in Fayetteville.
A Standout Talent in the Making
He signed a $5.7 million NIL deal with Arkansas in December 2024, was one of the most highly sought-after quarterbacks in the transfer portal before committing to the Razorbacks. His decision to stay despite Georgia’s lucrative offer signals his belief in Arkansas’ program and his determination to build something special under head coach Sam Pittman.
Since arriving in Fayetteville, Green has been seen as the future of the Razorbacks’ offense. His dual-threat abilities, strong arm, and elite athleticism make him a dynamic playmaker capable of leading Arkansas to new heights.
Loyalty Over Money
Rejecting an additional $2.8 million speaks volumes about Green’s character and vision for his future. Many players in today’s NIL landscape chase the highest bidder, but Green’s decision reflects his commitment to Arkansas’ culture, coaching staff, and teammates.
“I chose Arkansas for a reason, and my commitment hasn’t changed,” Green reportedly told sources close to the program. “I believe in what we’re building here, and I want to be part of something great.”
What This Means for Arkansas
With Green locked in as the Razorbacks’ quarterback, Arkansas fans can breathe a sigh of relief. His decision solidifies the team’s stability at the most important position and proves that the Razorbacks can retain top talent despite fierce competition from powerhouse programs like Georgia.
As Arkansas prepares for the 2025 season, Green’s loyalty sends a strong message—this is a team on the rise, and he’s determined to lead them to success.