Oklahoma football has officially announced a four-year contract extension with star quarterback Jackson Arnold, ensuring he will remain with the Sooners through the end of the 2028 season. This move cements Arnold’s position as the cornerstone of Oklahoma’s offensive strategy and future success.
Arnold, a highly-touted five-star recruit and the face of the Sooners’ offense, has been instrumental in the team’s recent success. Known for his strong arm, athleticism, and football IQ, Arnold has quickly become a fan favorite and one of the top quarterbacks in college football.
“Jackson Arnold is a special player and an exceptional leader,” said Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables. “His talent, work ethic, and determination make him the perfect person to lead our team, and we’re thrilled to have him committed to Oklahoma for the long term.”
Since taking over as the starting quarterback, Arnold has consistently delivered electrifying performances, leading the Sooners to significant wins and solidifying their position as a powerhouse in college football. His leadership both on and off the field has been a driving force behind the program’s upward trajectory.
In response to the announcement, Arnold expressed his excitement about continuing his journey with the Sooners. “Oklahoma has always felt like home,” Arnold said. “I’m grateful for the trust and support of my coaches, teammates, and fans, and I’m committed to bringing championships to this incredible program.”
Fans and analysts alike have praised the move, viewing Arnold’s extension as a crucial step in securing Oklahoma’s competitive future. With Arnold at the helm, the Sooners are well-positioned to compete at the highest level as they continue their pursuit of national championships.
