Jeremy Johnson

Auburn probably won't throw enough for Johnson's upside to catch higher-rated quarterbacks, but Johnson should be as consistent as any QB this year. Playing in a machine-like Gus Malzahn offense and boasting top passing and running skills, Johnson should be a matchup-proof workhorse each week. Johnson (6-5, 240) flashed elite passing ability the last two years, throwing for 858 yards (11.0 YPA) and nine touchdowns on just 78 attempts, with a reported 4.51 40. Johnson should be an upgrade over Nick Marshall, who totaled 3,330 yards and 31 touchdowns last season.