Nicholas Norris

While Taylor is the top WR for Western Kentucky, Norris (5-9, 175) could produce similarly well as he steps into an elevated role in 2016. Playing primarily in the slot, Norris averaged more than10 YPT last year, finishing with 63 catches, 971 yards and six TDs. With WR Jared Dangerfield and Antwane Grant graduated, Norris should see a significant increase in his target count, as he's the heavy favorite to emerge as the team's No. 2 WR behind Taylor. Just as with Taylor, the loss of QB Brandon Doughty isn't a major concern for Norris, as the WKU system can make most QBs look good.