Geno Lewis

Lewis put together a strong season in 2014, compiling 751 yards on 55 receptions (13.7 YPR) and two touchdowns. He and DaeSean Hamilton combined to become one of the better receiving tandems in the Big 10 and are primed to build on that this season. Lewis will have the added benefit of a more polished Christian Hackenberg this season after the highly touted QB’s performance was undermined by shaky offensive line play and a non-existent run game last season. One drawback for Lewis is that he’s clearly the second option in Penn State’s receiving corps; despite his strong, 55-catch campaign last year, Lewis still caught 27 less passes than counterpart DaeSean Hamilton. Still, an improved offense overall in Happy Valley should result in better fantasy numbers for Lewis this season; he can easily improve upon his 13.7 YPR and two touchdowns from a year ago thanks to improved quarterback play and an overall increased comfort level in year two of James Franklin and John Donovan’s system.