David Bell

Losing Rondale Moore was catastrophic for Purdue’s season last year, but it opened up the opportunity for Bell to become a bright spot. Bell, a true freshman, hauled in 86 of 131 targets for 1,035 yards and seven touchdowns. Some of his biggest games came against his toughest opponents, too. He racked up 197 yards and a score against Iowa and added 12 catches for 108 yards and a touchdown against Wisconsin. Moore being back in the fold this year may scare some off of Bell, but it’s important to remember that Purdue has ranked in the Top 10 in pass attempts per game each of the last two years, so there’s still enough volume to support star level production for both Moore and Bell.