Terry Wilson

Wilson piloted one of the most successful seasons in the history of Kentucky football, leading the Wildcats to a 10-3 record, including a victory over Penn State in the Citrus Bowl. As a fantasy performer, though, Wilson was underwhelming. The freshman did complete 67-percent of his passes, but tallied just 1,889 yards through the air. He tossed 11 touchdowns as compared to eight interceptions. The dual-threat quarterback did show off his wheels, though, rushing for 547 yards and four more scores. The Wildcats lost running back Benny Snell to the NFL, which will certainly hurt, but A.J. Rose is more than capable of filling the void. The real question will be how much trust is placed in the arm of Wilson, and whether last year's magical season can be replicated. At least Wilson will have the services of leading receiver Lynn Bowden Jr. at his disposal once again.