Field-stretching Air Force target with big-play juice
Armstrong’s profile is built on explosiveness, not volume: at Air Force he was a deep threat who led the team in yards per catch in 2007 (22.7) after averaging 16.2 the year before, and he showed he could also contribute as a runner with an 8-yard rushing TD against Notre Dame. His path was interrupted by a preseason hamstring injury in 2007, but when healthy he offered vertical speed, scoring upside, and versatility that can stress defenses. He looks like a fit for teams wanting a mismatch receiver who can turn limited touches into chunk plays.[1]
