Former All-American Arkansas Razorbacks linebacker Grant Morgan is expected to take a job in the NFL, according to a report. He will likel

FAYETTEVILLE — Grant Morgan, a linebacker for the Arkansas football team from 2016-21 and 2021 Burlsworth Trophy winner, has reportedly been hired by the New York Giants. Morgan’s hiring was first reported Thursday by Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports and 247Sports. His role has not been specified.

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The Giants are hiring Illinois assistant linebackers coach Grant Morgan, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports. It is unknown what Morgan’s job title will be, but he will serve under defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. Morgan spent the past two seasons at Illinois under Bret Bielema.

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