Josh Imatorbhebhe

While Imatorbhebhe’s season may look fairly average overall, the efficiency with which the junior found the end zone in 2019 is quite astounding. Of players to score nine or more touchdowns in 2019, only one reached the threshold on fewer receptions (Jyaire Shorter of North Texas scored nine on 24 grabs). When the receivers get whittled down to just those in power-five conferences, the junior’s 27.2 touchdown rate on receptions ranks second to just Terrance Marshall of LSU, who notched 13 on 46 receptions (28.2 percent) with 2020 first-overall pick Joe Burrow at the helm. This sheds some light on just how efficient Imatorbhebhe’s 33 grabs for 634 yards and nine touchdowns truly was. Imatorbhebhe also missed a pair of games to close out the season due to injury, robbing him of an opportunity to reach the double-digit threshold. What’s more, two of Imatorbhebhe’s zero-touchdown games coincided with returning starting quarterback Brandon Peters either missing most of the game or sitting out completely, so the senior wideout could have a big season in store if both can stay healthy.