Jordan Wynn

With about 1.5 years of starting experience heading into his junior year, Wynn is in good shape to post some good numbers in 2011. Despite the loss of its top two runners and wideout Jereme Brooks, Utah brought in a lot of (albeit unproven) talent at running back, and wideout DeVonte Christopher looks capable of producing sufficiently in the top receiver role. Look for Wynn to push for 3,000 yards and 25 touchdowns as a passer.

Wynn seems to be the favorite to lead Utah in 2010 despite failing to outperform his competition in 2009, Terrance Cain. Wynn was a freshman, however, so the program is clearly hoping an investment in Wynn last year and in 2010 will mean a higher return than what going with the short-term productivity Cain would provide. Wynn threw eight touchdowns and four interceptions while averaging a respectable 7.4 yards per attempt as a rookie. He should be similarly efficient in 2010 with a brilliant running game keeping him safe, though the presence of Cain means Wynn needs to avoid any disastrous performances. His fantasy value is limited, in any case, because Utah won't lean too heavily on the passing game this year. He's not worth consideration outside of MWC-only leagues.