Roy Roundtree

While he was maddeningly inconsistent for the most part, Roundtree was still impressive as a sophomore last year. He easily finished the year as the team’s top receiver, totaling 72 receptions for 935 yards and seven touchdowns in 13 games. With another year of experience and fewer designed run plays for Denard Robinson, he might see more targets in 2011. It also doesn’t hurt that Darryl Stonum, who caught 49 passes for 633 yards and four touchdowns last year, might get kicked off the team after facing offseason DUI allegations, the second time he has faced the charge at Michigan.

Roundtree is a very dangerous player for the Wolverines, capable of lining up either outside or in the slot. Roundtree finished the year strong, recording over 100 yards and at least nine catches against Purdue and Ohio State. Thanks to these efforts, he led the team in receptions with 32 catches and receiving yards with 434 yards. Although not exceptionally physical or fast, he is a well-rounded and dependable receiving threat. He should be a target in the red zone as well.