Wayne Gallman

While Deshaun Watson deservedly gets most of the credit for Clemson's explosive offense, it's Gallman (6-1, 215) who provides the anchor in the rushing attack. He broke out for 1,514 yards (5.4 YPC) and 13 TDs last year, adding 22 receptions for 226 yards and a score. Gallman's upside might be capped by his modest activity as a receiver and that Watson scores so many of Clemson's touchdowns, but his floor is high as a talented lead back in a top-5 offense. Also, with 13 TDs on 282 carries last year, Gallman might be a candidate to see his rushing TD percentage increase.