FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former Arkansas kicker Cam Little and offensive lineman Beaux Limmer have found new homes in the NFL.
The two Razorbacks were selected in the sixth round of the NFL draft on Saturday, with Little heading to the Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 212) and Limmer going west to the Los Angeles Rams (No. 217).
Little, an All-SEC kickoff specialist, totaled 3,981 yards on 62 kickoffs and recorded 53 touchbacks last season. Little's 64.2 yards per kickoff were the fifth-best in the nation. He also ranked fourth nationally with an 85.5 touchback percentage.
While the Razorbacks struggled on offense in 2023, the team often leaned heavily on Little to put points on the board, connecting on 20-of-24 (83.3%) field goal attempts and converting on all 33 of his extra point attempts last season.
In three seasons at Arkansas, Little never finished with a field goal percentage of under 80%.
Limmer made a name for himself at the NFL Combine, where the former Razorback recorded 39 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press, the most of any other player at the event.
The Tyler, Texas native started 41 games at Arkansas, including all 12 at center in 2023. According to Pro Football Focus, Limmer was the Razorbacks' highest-rated offensive lineman this last season. He tallied a team-high 809 offensive snaps in 2023 and represented the Hogs at the Reese's Senior Bowl in early February.
The 2024 NFL Draft wrapped up on Saturday. Click here to see which Razorbacks signed undrafted free-agent deals.