Karlos Williams

Williams (6-1, 219) barely saw the field in his first two years at Florida State, struggling at the bottom of the defensive back depth chart, but the Seminoles coaching staff eventually realized that Williams belonged on offense. He was a smashing hit in his first season at RB in 2013, rushing for 730 yards and 11 touchdowns on just 91 carries, averaging 8.0 yards per rush. His consistency likely will leave something to be desired in a Florida State offense that emphasizes spreading the ball around at running back, but with Devonta Freeman (173 carries) and James Wilder (81 carries) gone to the NFL, Williams ought to push for 15 carries per game this season. If so, he likely will average 100 yards per game behind a Florida State line returning four of its five starters from last season.