Wan'Dale Robinson

Robinson was the swiss-army knife of the Nebraska offense last season, finishing second on the team with 40 receptions for 453 yards and two touchdowns despite missing two games due to injury. He also showed some promise out of the backfield, toting the rock 88 times for 340 yards and another three scores. With JD Spielman transferring out this offseason, there’s likely a more pressing need for Robinson to play wideout in 2020, though it’s a good bet that coach Scott Frost will look to get the ball into the electric sophomore’s hands early and often. Spielman sported a 24.1 target share percentage last season, which seems like a realistic number, if not more, to anticipate if Robinson stays at receiver the entire season, especially with no other proven commodities on the roster at wide receiver.