Asim Rose

Rose is an intriguing option for the Wildcats now that Benny Snell is in the NFL. Rose averaged 6.2 yards per carry as a backup to Snell in 2018, parlaying those touches into 442 yards and five touchdowns on the ground. Snell rushed nearly 200 more times than Rose in 2018, and the Wildcats still have dual-threat quarterback Terry Wilson under center. In other words, the Wildcats will remain a running team, and Rose should be expected to fill the large void left by Snell. He's got big shoes to fill, but Rose should be in line for a huge workload, and as a result could so some serious damage, even with a difficult SEC schedule.