Jerrod Johnson

Johnson has the look of both a historically dominant college player in 2010 and an NFL player in the years beyond. Johnson is blessed with what could be the most talented wideout line-up in the nation, and this is coming off a year where he threw for 3,579 yards, 30 touchdowns and eight interceptions while running for 506 yards and eight more touchdowns. Those rushing numbers should drop a bit, but it wouldn't be at all surprising if he took his passing production to a surreal level in 2010. Case Keenum has the top quarterback spot locked, it seems, but Johnson is capable of stepping in at the second spot.