FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas football turned two 2024 NFL Draft picks into two NFL starters, with offensive lineman Beaux Limmer and kicker Cam Little ascending their respective depth charts in their rookie campaigns.

Now, the Razorbacks are hoping to make a similar impact with at least one more name called in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Arkansas has three prospects who are widely projected to hear their name called this weekend in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Defensive end Land Jackson could go as high as the first round, while wide receivers Isaac TeSlaa and Andrew Armstrong will likely need to wait till Day 3 for their moment in the spotlight.

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Here are our final projections for the top Arkansas players in the NFL draft:

DE Landon Jackson to the Washington Commanders in 1st round

After a thrilling run to the NFC Championship, Washington bolsters its defense with Jackson, who is a high-floor prospect that will step into the NFL and immediately make an impact. He’s an every-down player who can stifle the opposing running game while also getting after the passer. Jackson plays with an incredible motor and never stops chasing after the quarterback. His 6-foot-6 and 264-pound frame is the ideal size for an NFL defensive end, and he has the ceiling to raise his game substantially at the next level.

WR Isaac TeSlaa to the Pittsburgh Steelers in 5th round

Pittsburgh needs to add depth at receiver after bringing D.K. Metcalf to the Steel City in free agency. TeSlaa was a talented, but inconsistent receiver who contributed on special teams and was beloved by coaches and teammates. His draft stock rose to a heightened tier after running a 4.43 40-yard dash and a 39.5-inch vertical jump. He’s a physically imposing receiver who thrives at making contested catches through traffic, using his strong hands to snatch passes away from opposing defensive backs. He’s the perfect, physical slot receiver to fit in Pittsburgh’s culture.

WR Andrew Armstrong to the Tennessee Titans in 6th round

The Titans will take quarterback Cam Ward No. 1 overall and then look to build around their new face of the franchise. Armstrong, who led the SEC in receiving yards during 2024, is a strong one-cut route runner who consistently beats zone coverages by finding openings in the middle of the field. He makes difficult catches and can surprise opponents with meaningful yards after catch, despite lacking elite speed and strength at the position.

Jackson Fuller covers Arkansas football, basketball and baseball for the Southwest Times Record, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at jfuller@gannett.com or follow him @jacksonfuller16 on X, formerly known as Twitter.