Chris Relf

It's tough to know whether it was a fluke, but Relf showed significantly improved passing ability at the end of last year. The games were against bad defenses by SEC standards (Arkansas, Mississippi, Michigan), but he still threw for 793 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions in that stretch, completing at least 65 percent of his passes at the same time. If he can maintain that momentum as a passer, Relf would be a force to be reckoned with, as he was already one of college football's strongest runners at quarterback. The threat of Tyler Russell stealing snaps is problematic for Relf's fantasy value, but he looks like a player who at the very least should be a strong spot starter when he faces certain defenses.