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Arkansas has extended a tenth instate offer for the Class of 2022 to Springdale (Ark.) Shiloh Christian linebacker Kaden Henley. The 6-1, 225-pounder went public with his big news at approximately 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon.

"It meant a lot. It's definitely my biggest offer that I have, and I can't believe that it happened," Henley said. "I talked to them on Coach Pittman's phone. It was Coach Pittman, Coach Scherer and Coach Odom on the call."

Henley, who holds other offers from Air Force, Liberty, Middle Tennessee State, Army, New Mexico and others, said a quick commitment is at least an option, but he'd rather take a little time to learn more about Arkansas' staff.

"It's definitely an option to do that, but I want to meet those guys in person and shake their hand," he said.

Henley, who recently broke the Shiloh Christian school record on power clean, has yet to receive a rating from 247Sports.

So far, the Razorbacks have landed commitments from four of their ten offered instate targets in Little Rock Parkview running back James Jointer, Greenland defensive end JJ Hollingsworth, DeWitt tight end Dax Courtney, and Maumelle four-star offensive lineman Andrew Chamblee. Jointer and Chamblee went public with their decisions last Saturday.

Arkansas also has verbal commitments from two out-of-state targets in offensive lineman Eli Henderson of Duncan (S.C.) Byrnes, and four-star athlete Rashod Dubinion of Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove.

The other instate offered targets include Fayetteville wide receiver Isaiah Sategna, Clarendon wide receiver Quincey McAdoo, Fayetteville linebacker Kaiden Turner, Maumelle defensive end Nico Davillier, and Joe T. Robinson offensive lineman E'Marion Harris.

Turner, who stopped hearing from the Razorbacks late last year, went public with his commitment to Indiana on Monday. His teammate, Sategna, committed to Texas A&M on Tuesday.

McAdoo has been committed to Florida State since January, but recent buzz suggests the Hogs are still very much in play for the playmaker.

The Razorbacks' 2022 class currently ranks 19th in the nation and fifth in the SEC.