Chris Streveler

ANALYSIS
That Streveler will open the fall at receiver doesn't come as much of a surprise, as the redshirt sophomore, who played in five games last season and finished 2014 as the backup to starting quarterback Mitch Leidner, spent time this summer working out as a pass catcher. Does this mean the 6-2, 227-pound Streveler is destined to play a new position come the start of the 2015 season? According to head coach Jerry Kill, the answer is no. "We may practice him a little bit [at wideout] to see what he does. But that doesn't mean we're going to play him at wide receiver; I just want to make that clear," Kill tells TwinCities.com. "Could he be used at that? He could be. But I haven't seen him."