Shaun Wilson

Wilson will likely be the 1A option to Jela Duncan's 1B in the Duke backfield, a unit that notoriously splits carries and rarely uses a featured back. Listed at only 180 pounds, Wilson is not built to carry the load exclusively, but has big play potential, owning three runs of 55 yards or longer in two seasons, and a career 6.3 yards per carry average. Wilson will likely have a game or two that open some eyes in 2016, but he'll also likely disappear in a few other outings, making him a challenging start from week to week. WR TJ Rahming - Rahming looks poised for a breakout sophomore campaign. The team's leading returning receiver, Rahming managed 43 grabs, 571 yards and two scores as a freshman while missing two games due to injury. The Blue Devils also need to replace 86 catches, 1,054 yards and seven touchdowns from the departed Max McCaffrey and dismissed Johnell Barnes.. Rahming isn't going to bring Jamison Crowder type upside, and there's plenty of concern over the team's quarterback(s) and their accuracy, but Rahming is good bet to lead the Blue Devils in receiving.