Tyler Lockett

Considered one of the premier multi-purpose threats in the nation, Lockett will retain higher value in leagues that reward return yardage and touchdowns after averaging 32.7 yards on kickoff returns and scoring two touchdowns last season. Offensively, he finished as the Wildcats' No. 2 target last season, tallying 692 yards and four touchdowns on 44 catches. With the graduation of Chris Harper, Lockett will serve as the team's top receiver and could be poised for a breakout if JuCo transfer Jake Waters - the team's most polished passer - wins the quarterback job. Should Daniel Sams win the gig, the Wildcats figure to retain a run-heavy offense similar to last season's unit, limiting Lockett's upside but giving him a good chance of at least replicating his 2012 numbers.

Lockett made his major impact in the kick return game, taking two of his 16 kick returns to the house before a lacerated kidney cut his season short after nine games. His value in the passing game is limited by the run-dominant offense the Wildcats employ, but if he can stay healthy for a full season, he should record more catches than the 18 he caught last season.