Cedric Byrd

Byrd projects to be the top receiver in a Hawai’i offense that averaged the 12th-most pass attempts per game last season and is looking to replace John Ursua’s target volume. Byrd already saw 111 targets as the No.2 option in the offense, converting that into 76 catches for 939 yards and nine scores. He and teammate JoJo Ward are projected starters in one of college football’s most potent offenses, but Byrd gets the edge thanks to a role that portends a higher catch rate -- 64 percent -- compared to Ward’s 49 percent while still allowing for a high touchdown rate.