Reggie Roberson

Roberson is the top option in one of college football’s most high-volume passing attacks. The Mustangs have ranked 11th in the nation in pass attempts per game each of the last two years and Roberson showed significant chemistry with Shane Buechele in 2019 before suffering a season-ending foot injury against Houston. Roberson matched his 2018 touchdown count and bested his yardage count on 40 fewer targets, all while upping his catch rate from 50 percent to 67 percent. With James Proche gone, Roberson has a chance to be the most targeted receiver in college football this season. And when Roberson is catching a high percentage of those targets with explosive efficiency, he has the makings of an elite fantasy option at receiver.

Roberson isn't going to be the first option for the Mustangs this year- that honor will be worn by James Proche- but there'll be plenty of targets to go around in the Air Raid system. That helped get him off to a good year one in the program last year, earning 104 targets for 52 catches, 802 yards and six touchdowns in only 10 games, which was good enough for fourth most yards per game in the conference. Quarterback duties will likely be taking an upgrade in the form of Texas-transfer Shane Buechele from a position that was a rotating door last season, so Roberson should once again be a top receiver in the conference.