Isaiah McKoy

McKoy may not be a household name, but his numbers are worthy of much more recognition. He is coming off an 872-yard season with eight scores and a 10.77 YPT, and there’s room for more this year. McKoy will have less competition for targets with Mike Carrigan and Kavious Price gone, which leaves 40 percent of the targets up for grabs. While he won’t absorb all of those, McKoy could be positioned for upwards of 30 percent of the total targets. And when we’re considering that type of volume for a player as talented as McKoy, the payoff could be massive. McKoy also has the added benefit of playing alongside senior quarterback Dustin Crum, who completed nearly 70 percent of his passes in 2019. Look for McKoy to be the main focus of Kent State’s efficient passing attack.