Taylen Green injury update: Arkansas QB heads to the locker room in the 4th quarter against Tennessee

In the fourth quarter of Saturday's game against Tennessee, Arkansas QB Taylen Green suffered a severe blow and sustained an injury to his left knee. He tried to get back into the game but later went to the locker room.

ABC's Holly Rowe reported that Green was unlikely to return, although he eventually got back into the game. That means it probably will be Malachi Singletons Show the rest of the way as Arkansas tries to keep Tennessee's offense in check.

“Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green just came out of the injury tent,” Rowe said on the ABC broadcast. “He came through the offensive line to all the players and said, 'Get over.' They took him back to the locker room with his left knee injury. It doesn’t look like he’s coming back.”

Green had previously left the game but was standing on the sidelines with his helmet on, apparently ready to go back out. But when Arkansas kicked a field goal to end the drive, it didn't come back – but came back on the ensuing possession.

Green is in his first year since transferring from Arkansas Boise State. He has become the focus Bobby Petrinos Fayetteville offense entered Saturday with 1,236 passing yards and five touchdowns and added 331 rushing yards and four touchdowns. This came after three years at Boise State, where he was a two-year starter and threw for 3,794 yards.

At the time of his departure, Green completed 19 of 27 passes for 266 yards for Arkansas. After being ruled out for the game, Singleton took over – and from there it was off to the races.

Singleton played a key role in the final spurt. Arkansas marched down the field in the fourth quarter and scored the go-ahead touchdown with more than a minute to play. Tennessee still had time for one last drive, but Nico Iamaleava ran out of bounds as time expired, giving the Razorbacks a surprising 19-14 victory.

It was the second top-five upset in the SEC on Saturday. The biggest one, however, took place in Nashville Vanderbilt stunned #1 Alabama – set the table for one of the craziest evenings of the season.