After an injury-plagued 2018 campaign, Philyor exploded onto the scene with 70 catches for 1,002 yards and five touchdowns. He basically doubled his career yardage numbers in one season, even though he again missed action, this time with a concussion. There were some games where the Indiana receiver was truly dominant. Philyor had 14 catches against both Michigan State and Nebraska, and had 10 catches for 182 yards versus Rutgers. Of course, there were also games where he was basically a non-factor. There is a real hit-or-miss factor to Philyor, but when he hits there are not many receivers who can make an impact like the senior. Read Past Outlooks