Jordan Westerkamp

Westerkamp was the second option behind Kenny Bell in Nebraska’s passing game last season, and while Nebraska’s run-heavy approach limited Westerkamp’s targets, he showed some explosive ability as a true sophomore last season. He showed a good combination of hands, body control, and speed last year on his way 747 yards on 44 catches (17.0 YPR) with five touchdowns. Now that Bell is gone and Nebraska is installing a more pass-driven attack, Westerkamp figures to be Tommy Armstrong’s primary target on the outside given his size (6-0, 195) and rapport with his quarterback. De’Mornay Pierson-El might lead the team in targets overall, though much of his work figures to be in the slot.