The No. 1 Alabama football team had its last practice in front of the media Wednesday before it heads to Arkansas. Players were imitating the No. 16 Razorbacks all over the field, as the first team players faced off against scout teams.

One position group that drew attention this afternoon was the wide receiving core. ArDarius Stewart once again was dressed out and running routes, but he did the same last week and did not play against Kentucky. The senior still has a brace on his left leg. 

Joining the receiving group was also Miller Forristall. The freshman normally lines up at tight end, but he was running routes after wide receiver Gehrig Dieter. Forristall has a 6-foot-6, 210-pound frame and was a three-star talent, according to ESPN.com. 

Some of the routes seen Wednesday were a crossing pattern where the receiver ran under a shoot and in between pads before he was hit with a pass. There were also some deep comeback routes thrown.

Have to run through a mini obstacle course before catching a pass, of course. Here's a video of Alabama wide receivers. pic.twitter.com/snxpMblwWO

— Terrin Waack (@terrinvictoria) October 5, 2016

Additional Practice Notes

• Outside linebackers, led by Tim Williams and Ryan Anderson, worked on swim drills.
  

  The Alabama linebackers worked on their burst and reaction time off a snap during the start of today's practice. pic.twitter.com/E6wqfOMY2y

  — Terrin Waack (@terrinvictoria) October 5, 2016

• Defensive backs worked on covering each other, while coach Nick Saban threw passes to them. They then joined the inside linebackers and worked against scout team receivers.
• The offensive line worked against a scout team of defenders as well.
• O.J. Howard, Hale Hentges and other tight ends worked on their blocking while Forristall was with the wide receivers. 
  

  Alabama tight ends worked on their blocking during today's media-viewing period of practice. pic.twitter.com/1d42S8ANpE

  — Terrin Waack (@terrinvictoria) October 5, 2016