Mik'Quan Deane

Western Kentucky has been an oasis of tight end production for years and it's time to see if Deane can be the next great Hilltopper at the position. Deon Yelder is gone, which opens up 71 targets. Considering the scarcity of targets for college tight ends, that level of volume being presumably funneled to Deane makes him a valuable asset despite a lack of track record. He had just 11 catches for 143 yards last season, but if he maximizes his role, he could realistically quadruple those totals while getting red zone looks as well.