Tyler Bass

Bass is an injury prone player, but he has very high upside when he can stay on the field. He was a big recruit for Memphis and he showed why in the four games he played as a sophomore last year, completing 65.4 percent of his passes for six touchdowns and four interceptions while averaging 8.3 yards per attempt. He also had 180 yards and a touchdown on the ground while averaging 4.29 yards per rush. He doesn't have his top two wideouts from last year, Duke Calhoun and Carlos Singleton, but he has some decent options returning and could have a big year if he stays healthy. He's a risky pick in any format due to his durability issues, but he's a high-upside selection, as well.