Antavious Wilson

Wilson has been promising in his first two years at Marshall, but the team faces a significant amount of uncertainty at quarterback this year, so he's probably only worth picking in C-USA-only leagues until the Marshall offense establishes itself.

Wilson was excellent as a freshman in 2009, catching 60 passes for 724 yards and three touchdowns as Marshall's top pass-catcher. It will be disappointing if he doesn't build on those numbers in 2010 and become a decent WR2 or strong WR3 in CUSA-only leagues. His potential is limited by the quarterbacks throwing to him, but if he did what he did as a freshman last year, you have to like his chances of improving.