KD Cannon

Cannon likely will rank far ahead of teammate Jay Lee on most draft boards, which is understandable considering he is more talented. However, Lee and Corey Coleman are expected to start at the outside receiver spots with Cannon on the inside, which likely will lower the average depth of his targets. Cannon's superior talent makes him the preferred target over Lee, but the difference might not be as big as most expect. And while Cannon was exceptional as a true freshman last year, his stats were inflated by a two-game stretch against Northwestern State and Buffalo in which Coleman and Antwan Goodley did not play. Cannon totaled 412 yards and four touchdowns in those games, in a season that he finished with 1,030 yards and eight scores.

Top 2013 recruit Robbie Rhodes was just kicked off the team, and returning wideouts Antwan Goodley, Levi Norwood and Clay Fuller are all seniors. That leaves just Corey Coleman and Jay Lee as established current Baylor wideouts who will stick with the team beyond 2014. Cannon and Davion Hall are both elite recruits from this year, with Cannon providing rare speed and Hall possessing WR1 upside at around 6-foot-3, 190 pounds.