Austin Seferian-Jenkins

ASJ might be the nation's most talented tight end, and he's a good bet to put the most heat on Tyler Eifert in the race to be the nation's best fantasy tight end in 2012. As a true freshman last year ASJ immediately overwhelmed defenses, burning opponents for 538 yards and six touchdowns on 41 catches. He should see more targets in 2012, because Washington's top two receivers from last year (Jermaine Kearse and Devin Aguilar) both graduated, leaving the Huskies with 88 catches unaccounted for heading into 2012. ASJ is arguably the top tight end to draft after Eifert.

Seferian-Jenkins was a huge tight end recruit for Washington who should make an immediate impact as a true freshman. With great size and equally impressive athleticism, Washington is hoping that he'll be the next Jermaine Gresham. It's unreasonable to expect huge numbers from Seferian-Jenkins in his first season, but he has the talent to exceed usual freshman expectations.