The hobo spider has 8 eyes. This photo looks like 6 eyes. Possibly due to the angle of the shot? This is dubious at best.

The spider does actually have eight eyes. If you look at the eye close up image you can just see that the AMEs and ALEs are almost joined. It certainly is not a typical eye arrangement for this species. See a typical E. agrestis from the same contributor here

The eye pattern seemed odd the first time I saw it. Sent the images off to Dr. Cushing with an ID request, T. agrestis, was suggested. A later specimen (the one with the fang extended) was placed in the Denver Museum collection as a Hobo. For now we can call it a Hobo, the sternum and epigynum are consistant with the species.
I'll pull together some other eye pattern images of Utah Agelenidae and post them for you to play with. Also have M and F specimens (preserved) of agrestis that will be shot and posted.
Illustrators (myself included) need to make choices that show a generalized view that unfortunately leaves out the range of possibilities. I'll stop before the illustration vs. photography issue creates a multiple personality situation for me.

I'll be looking forward to the new images.

look odd. Not so much the arrangement as that two appear to be just plain missing where a hobo spider normally has a pair. That epigynum sure is convincing, though. An anomaly?

Just smaller and tucked in close to the other outside eyes (gives the appearance of a single oversized eye). All the other Hobos found have the typical arrangement.

Yes I chalked it up to an atypical individual.