Malcome Kennedy

The offseason departures of Mike Evans, Derel Walker and Travis Labhart might lead one to expect a breakout season for Kennedy, as the trio combined for 171 catches for 2,838 yards (16.6 YPC) and 25 touchdowns last year. It's not unreasonable, especially since Kennedy snagged 60 passes for 658 yards and seven scores himself in 2013. It generally looks like Kennedy isn't capable of offering much upside, though, as he failed to hit the 100-yard mark a year ago and averages just 11.2 yards per catch over his career. That means he'd need 90 catches to project to the 1,000-yard mark, and it's highly unlikely that he'll pull that off in 12 games. Not only is Texas A&M breaking in a new quarterback this year, but Kennedy will have to compete for catches with former high recruits like Ricky Seals-Jones, Speedy Noil, Ja'Quay Williams, LaQuvionte Gonzalez, and Ed Pope.