From Razorbacks to Super Bowl Champs: Little Rock Touchdown Club 2026 Lineup

Football fans will have an easy way to catch some of the biggest names in the game this fall.

As part of its Arkansas Live initiative, Arkansas TV will serve as the livestreaming provider for the Little Rock Touchdown Club’s 2026 season.

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The weekly meetings will be streamed live beginning Monday, August 24 and continuing through November 23, giving viewers around Arkansas a chance to hear from legendary players, coaches, analysts, and other football insiders.

What is the Little Rock Touchdown Club?

Founded in 2004, the Little Rock Touchdown Club meets each week during the football season at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Little Rock.

The club is known for bringing in high-profile guest speakers from the college and professional football worlds, including Hall of Famers, championship-winning coaches, broadcasters, and sports journalists. And now you can see the speakers from anywhere and never miss another meeting.

Where to Watch the Live Stream

Football fans get ready! You can watch the weekly meetings live through Arkansas Live at arkansastv.gov/arkansaslive.

Star-Studded Speaker Lineup of Legends

This year’s schedule features a great lineup of football legends and sports personalities, including:

August 24 – Ryan Silverfield, University of Arkansas Razorbacks head football coach

August 31 – Emmitt Smith, NFL Hall of Famer and the NFL’s all-time leading rusher

September 8 – Lynn Swann, NFL Hall of Famer and four-time Super Bowl Champion

September 14 – Gus Malzahn, former Arkansas Razorbacks assistant coach and former Auburn head coach

September 21 – Doug Flutie, Heisman Trophy winner and College Football Hall of Famer

September 28 – Jason Peters, Super Bowl Champion and nine-time Pro Bowl selection

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October 5 – John Tyson, CEO of Tyson Foods

October 12 – Speaker to be announced (event will be held at Simmons Bank Arena)

October 19 – Wally Hall, Assistant Managing Sports Editor for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

October 26 – Butch Jones, Arkansas State University head football coach

November 2 – Nathan Brown, University of Central Arkansas head football coach

November 9 – Frank Ragnow, former Razorback and four-time Pro Bowl selection

November 16 – Lance Barrow, Sports Broadcasting Hall of Famer and 13-time Emmy Award-winning producer

November 23 – Matt Stinchcomb, College Football Hall of Famer and former University of Georgia standout

Bringing the Action to Fans Statewide

Whether you're a Razorback fan, a football history buff, or just enjoy hearing stories from some of the sport’s biggest names, the Little Rock Touchdown Club’s 2026 season promises plenty of memorable moments. Thanks to Arkansas Live, fans who can’t make it to Little Rock will still have a front-row seat to every meeting throughout the season.