Collin Johnson

Either Tom Herman fooled everyone or the Texas passing game has to get going eventually, and if it does it would set up Johnson for a breakout season in his junior year. That Johnson finished last year with 765 yards and two touchdowns in 13 games isn't impressive at a glance, but there's potential for growth when presuming the typical wide receiver development curve, especially if the Texas quarterbacks can do better than 6.7 yards per attempt and 18 touchdowns on 499 attempts. It's worth recalling Johnson's blue chip pedigree when considering his 2018 projection, too.