Jaylen Hall

Joining Western Kentucky after a solid season at Western Michigan, Hall had 68 catches for 869 yards and six scores. However, it took him a little time to get in the grove with his new team. Over the final six games of the season he had 39 catches for 584 yards and five touchdowns. He ended up neck-and-neck with Daewood Davis as the number-two receiver for the Hilltoppers, behind the clear top guy Malachi Corley. Well, while Corley is back, Davis is now trying to make it in the NFL. That, combined with Hall’s clear uptick in production down the stretch, is highly encouraging. This is a passing game that can yield more than one high-level fantasy receiver. Maybe hitting 1,000 yards is too much to ask with Corley around, but Austin Reed threw 40 touchdowns in 2022, and those touchdowns have to be distributed somehow. Hall is a good bet to put up top-receiver numbers as a secondary guy. That’s the power of this passing game.