Hurricane 2028 WR Riley Armstrong Riley Armstrong 5'9" | 155 lbs | WR State WV closed his sophomore season as one of the key building blocks in the program’s youth movement. After emerging as a top option in the passing game and eclipsing 1,000 all-purpose yards with 9 touchdowns, Armstrong proved he can handle featured responsibility at a young age. The flashes he showed early in his career have now translated into real production, and the next step will be turning that breakout into sustained consistency. As Hurricane continues to develop its young core, Armstrong’s continued growth, both physically and within the offense, could position him to take another leap. If he builds on this momentum, he has the upside to solidify himself as one of the more productive and reliable receivers in the 2028 class.

Another promising 2028 Hurricane prospect to know is WR Riley Armstrong Riley Armstrong 5'9" | 155 lbs | WR State WV . He’ll be counted on this season to be one of their top receiving threats, and he showed flashes as a freshman on the JV team of doing so. Armstrong may have a breakout year for the Redskins as a sophomore, as they’ll be searching for young players to elevate their games.

Here’s what we recently said about Armstrong in our 2028 Rankings Debut article:

“After quite a bit of roster turnover this off-season, 2028 Hurricane WR  Riley Armstrong Riley Armstrong 5'9" | 155 lbs | WR State WV  could find his way onto the field on varsity this fall for the Redskins. He did a lot of good things on their JV team last season and just needs to keep progressing physically to increase his ceiling as a player and prospect. Armstrong has playmaking ability out of the slot with his speed and quickness, and does a nice job as a route runner for his age. Those attributes will translate to varsity success sooner rather than later for him, which could happen as soon as his sophomore year.”

After quite a bit of roster turnover this off-season, 2028 Hurricane WR Riley Armstrong Riley Armstrong 5'9" | 155 lbs | WR State WV could find his way onto the field on varsity this fall for the Redskins. He did a lot of good things on their JV team last season and just needs to keep progressing physically to increase his ceiling as a player and prospect. Armstrong has playmaking ability out of the slot with his speed and quickness, and does a nice job as a route runner for his age. Those attributes will translate to varsity success sooner rather than later for him, which could happen as soon as his sophomore year.

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