After a breakout season as a sophomore, Clemson's Tajh Boyd was even better in his junior year last season. What can he possibly do to top his exploits this year as a senior?
Standout quarterback Teddy Bridgewater looks to have little competition for top fantasy honors as he leads Louisville into the American Athletic Conference's inaugural season.
Braxton Miller is the trigger man in an Ohio State offense that demands him to make plays with both his arm and feet, making him fantasy gold.
Marqise Lee is the nation's best receiver. The only problem is his quarterback. Is that enough to make Lee a bust this season?
Lache Seastrunk is ready to run circles around the Big 12 this season as he leads an explosive Baylor offense.
An eventful offseason with the paparazzi can't knock Johnny Manziel from his perch as the top fantasy pick in the nation this season.
With the Texas A&M scoring at a comical pace Taylor Bertolet should be an elite fantasy kicker this year, perhaps even the nation's best.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins is the top Dawg among fantasy tight ends this season, as long as his offseason DUI arrest doesn't keep him on the field.
Marqise Lee didn't take his eye off the ball too often last season, but this year he has a new quarterback to break in at USC.
Ka'Deem Carey might not match his breakout 2012 season, but he's an easy bet for the top spot among running backs.
After topping 5,000 total yards and nearly 50 touchdowns last season, Johnny Manziel is back for an encore, making him an easy No. 1 fantasy pick this year.
Dominique Williams should bring good value with an increased role in Washington State's Air Raid offense this season in the Palouse.
The elite talent at linebacker is among the draft's 3-4 outside linebacker candidates, led by the likes of Dion Jordan and Barkevious Mingo.
This is shaping up to be an absurd and exceedingly unpredictable draft, but here's one wild guess at high it might shape up.
Kevin Kolb and Tarvaris Jackson won't fool anyone as long-term options at quarterback, so the Bills need to make the position their top priority.
The revamped secondary in Philadelphia could use some work, especially at cornerback, but it's the quarterback position where Philadelphia has its most intriguing need.
The main needs for Washington are on defense, where the secondary and inside linebackers need new talent. Tight end is another concern.
This draft possesses its share of standout skill position players (TE Tyler Eifert checks in at 13), but the strongest positions are on the offensive and defensive lines.