Beat: WR Andrew Armstrong could make Chiefs roster

Armstrong (6’4/202) redshirted as a freshman at Texas A&M Commerce, didn’t play as a sophomore because of COVID-19, and was a backup as a junior. Finally in a starting role as a senior, he topped 1,000 yards and scored 13 times in just 11 games. The breakout season caught the eye of Arkansas’s coaching staff via the transfer portal and he joined the Razorbacks for two seasons. He went for 764 yards and five scores in his first season at Arkansas and then led the SEC with 78 catches and 1,140 yards in 2024. He did, however, only bring down one touchdown. For better or worse, Armstrong plays at every bit of 6’4. He won 18-of-29 contested targets in his final season, but nearly a quarter of his total targets were contested. Armstrong is lanky and doesn’t create separation with his routes, but he does win the looks thrown his way. The lack of separation and a late breakout make him a high-risk pick for NFL teams.