Teo Redding

Redding was buried behind Roger Lewis, Gehrig Dieter, Ronnie Moore and Ryan Burbrink on the depth chart last year, but he did quite well for himself with the few opportunities he received. He caught 13 passes for 222 yards and three touchdowns on 24 targets, good for 9.3 yards per target. In 2016 he should see his target count exceed triple digits, particularly with previously presumed starting wideout Robbie Rhodes kicked off the team. Bowling Green plans to run a high-tempo, Texas Tech-style Air Raid offense, yet they have just Redding and Ronnie Moore as established returning wideouts. There's big upside with Redding despite his lack of profile.