FAYETTEVILLE — The depletion of Arkansas football’s wide receiver room after the 2024 season is no secret. The Razorbacks lost their top six wideouts by receiving yardage, putting all eyes on the new crop of receivers this offseason.
Coaches have invoked Andrew Armstrong’s name throughout spring and preseason practices. The SEC’s leader with 1,140 receiving yards last season, Armstrong was quarterback Taylen Green’s go-to guy. Replacing him has proven difficult.
So has replacing Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas’ second-leading receiver by yardage and leader in receiving touchdowns (3).
“We’ve got to see who’s Armstrong or who’s TeSlaa,” coach Sam Pittman said before spring practices began in March.