Isaiah Zuber

Zuber greatly improved his receiving totals in 2017, recording 51 catches for 510 yards (10 YPC) with four touchdowns, although he was unable to break the 100-yard mark in a single game. He hauled in 33 percent of Kansas State’s receptions in 2017, so he should see plenty of balls thrown his way as one of the team’s more experienced wideouts. The Wildcats have yet to name a starter under center, but regardless if it’s Skylar Thompson or Alex Delton starting, neither player is a pure passer. Zuber could be in for a challenging 2018 campaign as part of a slow and plodding offense, coming off a season in which his team averaged just 64 offensive snaps per game (122nd in FBS). That said, he does figure to see a notably high target share, so opportunities will be there for Zuber.