Dredrick Snelson

Getting the top receiver in an explosive offense that routinely plays against shaky defenses is always a good idea. That's what drafters will be getting in Snelson, who caught 46 of 64 targets for 695 yards and eight scores as a true sophomore. Tre'Quan Smith is gone, so the door is open for Snelson to be McKenzie Milton's new No.1. As mentioned before, Central Florida's offense is now in the capable hands of Josh Heupel, who will keep the Knights' collective foot on the gas. Buy the talent. Buy the system. Buy Snelson and watch the production pile up.