Mike Shanahan

Shanahan isn't exactly an established commodity with just one touchdown in his career, but he figures to see a big upswing in his numbers thanks to the Tulsa-style offense that new coach Todd Graham is bringing to Pittsburgh. Shanahan finished last year with 43 catches for 589 yards and a score—decent numbers when you consider the presence of first-round NFL pick Jonathan Baldwin, not to mention the team’s run-heavy disposition. With a year of starting experience with quarterback Tino Sunseri, Shanahan is the favorite to emerge as Pitt’s leading wideout.

Shanahan is a big and effective possession wideout who did well as a freshman in 2009, catching 15 passes for 211 yards in 11 games. But the Pittsburgh passing attack will take a step back with a new quarterback in 2010, and Shanahan will face a good amount of competition for targets. He might be worth a later-round pick in Big East only-leagues, but otherwise he's only worth keeping an eye on.