Kenneth Dixon

The departure of coach Sonny Dykes might have doomed the Louisiana Tech program as a whole, but Dixon showed last year that he has the talent to produce even on a team that finds failure at every turn. The bruising 220-pound RB totaled 917 yards (6.1 YPC) in 10 games, twice hitting the 200-yard mark. He would have been even better if he hadn't dealt with recurring knee injuries. Three-fifths of Dixon's offensive line is back after losing four starters heading into last year, so it's possible that he'll see better blocking this season. The only concern is the poor offense around Dixon, which could make it hard for him to find the end zone again this year after five last season (four rushing, one receiving).

Dixon was one of the nation's absolute elite fantasy players at any position last year, piling up a ridiculous total of 28 touchdowns (27 rushing) on just 200 attempts. He's primed to be one of the more overdrafted players of this year as a result. That touchdown efficiency will drop drastically, especially with Louisiana Tech losing its star quarterback, star receiver, head coach and four fifths of its offensive line. Dixon should still hit double-digit touchdowns, but 20 is unlikely.