Quardraiz Wadley

There have been few bright spots for UTEP the last few years, as the Miners have been one of the worst teams in the FBS for several seasons. Wadley did his best in 2018 to try and keep the UTEP offense from being a total zero. He rushed for 627 yards and seven touchdowns, and he also added a touchdown through the air as well. The senior impressed upon getting his first real action, and may be called upon even more this year. That's especially true if Kai Locksley's legal troubles keep him off the field, because there is nobody else in this offense with any kind of upside potential that we've seen. Wadley could be a one-man band in 2019.