Benny Snell

Boom Williams drew most of the buzz coming into last year, but it was the freshman Snell who stole the show in Lexington, racking up 1,091 yards and a team-high 13 touchdowns while averaging 5.9 yards per carry as a true freshman. Snell (5-11, 220) has Nick Chubb-esque size and physicality that not only holds up well against SEC competition, but thrives against it. Kentucky also uses Snell out of the wildcat in goal-line situations, which increases his touchdown floor. Snell's size, physicality and workload will make him one of the most productive backs in the SEC.