Sage Surratt

Surratt's breakout 2019 season that concluded with 66 catches, 1,001 yards and 11 touchdowns is only more impressive when considering he missed the Deacons final four games due to a shoulder injury. He snagged at least four balls in every game he played in, and seven or more six times in nine outings, failing to reach the end zone only twice. Further, in two outings largely led by now starter Sam Hartman, Surratt went for a combined 19 catches, 366 yards and three touchdowns. Admittedly, Hartman needs to find a balance and not just sling it deep to Surratt, who has the size to grab most any balls thrown his way on the outside. But anticipated growth from his signal caller should offset worries that Surratt has little help in the receiving corps following the graduations of Scotty Washington and Kendall Hinton (108 catches, 1,608 yards, 11 TDs combined). He won't sneak up on anyone, but Surratt is simply one of the ACC's top receiver and can be drafted comfortably as such.