Brandon Reilly

Reilly’s lasting image among Nebraska fans will likely be his game-winning touchdown to upset then-undefeated Michigan State last season, but his production outside of that play warrants recognition as well. After an injury-marred sophomore season in 2014, Reilly established himself as arguably Nebraska’s best deep threat in 2015, averaging 18.9 yards per reception and 11.1 yards per target. Those are encouraging numbers, especially when considering that Reilly was the second-most targeted receiver on the team at 15.7 percent. Reilly adds a downfield dimension to Nebraska’s passing game while Jordan Westerkamp works the short and intermediate zones.