Jeff Tuel

After Connor Halliday threw for 494 yards and four touchdowns while Tuel (leg) sat against Arizona State last year, it seemed as if the latter had lost his role as Washington State's starter. But then Halliday suffered a lacerated liver, leaving Tuel the entire spring to win the starting role in new coach Mike Leach's Air Raid offense. Tuel dominated the spring and is the favorite to take over an offense that has one of the nation's absolute best receivers (Marquess Wilson) and should attempt more than 50 passes per game. Just make sure to verify that he did indeed beat Halliday for the job before you draft him.