Titans Land Another Arkansas Razorback with Ties to Real Life Hog

Good morning Tennessee Titans fans. It's been a while since the people of Arkansas had a reason to pay attention to your team and equally as long since said NFL fans had a reason to wander over to a Razorbacks based site to gain insight on one of their players.

Previously, the Hogs provided the Titans a first round pick in wide receiver Treylon Burks. As everyone knows, Tennessee did a poor job of taking care of Burks.

They got him beat up, sustaining different injuries each season, sometimes multiples times per season, and also ran him through multiple head coaches and offensive coordinators. That was after his athletics induced asthma struggled to adjust to the introduction of new pollens upon arriving along the banks of the Cumberland River.

One thing Titans fans latched onto when Burks boarded the plane for Central Tennessee was the stories about how the new receiver spent a lot of his off time hunting 200+ pound wild boars utilizing his hands and a knife rather than a gun.

Well, in new Arkansas draft pick Fernando Carmona, a guard with a violent disposition on the field, but a pleasurable personality off it, Titans fans once again get the full pig experience. However, instead of a man wandering through the woods with his pet dog literally looking for lunch, Carmona can be found in his apartment sharing his lunch with a young pig he acquired roughly a year ago named Pittman, after the Hogs' former head coach the gruff, but loveable guard loved so much.

Below is an excerpt from a story ran the morning of the Razorbacks' 2025 opener against Alabama A&M. It captures all Tennessee fans need to know about Carmona, his demeanor, the relationship he has with his brother, their podcast together, and, of course, Pittman.

"Welcome to the 'Pin 'n Pull' podcast. I am Pin."
"And I am Pull, and that is a pig!"

"Yeah, we got a pig," Fernando said. "We got a pig roaming in the house. Is it legal to have in the neighborhood? Not sure. But, we got a freaking pig."

"Well, I think it was Pittman that said, and not your pig that I'm referring to here that is also named Pittman, Pittman told you whenver you first came to Arkansas, he's like, "Whatever you want, you could have," so I don't think that having a pig is against the rules."

"I don't think so either man," Fernando said. "I mean, if they do try to come after me, I'm just going to be like 'Hey, just go to the, go to the Pit-Boss. He told me I could have a pig. He said this was fine."