FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — There's not much to learn from Saturday after the Arkansas Razorbacks take on North Alabama, but they can set the tone for the 2026 regular season.Unless the Razorbacks come out completely flat and play an uninspired brand of football, coach Ryan Silverfield's team should take care of business in a big way Saturday afternoon. Here are five things the Hogs must do to not only win, but handle what appeared to be an improved North Alabama football team last Saturday against Samford.Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback KJ Jackson (7) gets ready for the snap during spring practice at the Arkansas Razorbacks practice facilities. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectKJ Jackson: Game ManagerThe Razorbacks' QB1 won't be taking the field for his first start, but this offense will allow him to thrive in a scheme tailored to his skillset.Jackson will be asked to process quickly, operate the offense efficiently and limit turnovers. He's also not going to be asked to do anything that doesn't fit his playing style either. Offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey and Silverfield alike don't have a specific scheme they want to run, but will adapt a scheme to who they are coaching. While they have been gameplanning in a hypothetical manner throughout the spring and training camp, taking the gray jersey off him could help him build confidence through improvision.What he must avoid is playing in a manner that doesn't quite represent his style and keeping the ball away from his opponent. Should he manage the game, that'll be at least one key to taking care of North Alabama.An official throws a flag in Arkansas Razorback game against the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Ark. | Ted McClenning-allHOGS ImagesPlay Clean: Limit Turnovers, PenalitesLike Jackson needs to avoid turnovers, making sure his offense keeps pre-snap penalties will go a long way to playing that disciplined style of fotoball Silverfield has talked about since taking the job.“We want to be the best that we can possibly be in being really good at controlling the controllables,” Silverfield said after the Razorbacks first scrimmage. “The thing that I’m really pleased with is the effort. I don’t ever want to talk about what’s occurred in the past, but everybody here is saying it’s completely different.