We know Chuba Hubbard is going to put up 1,000 yards rushing. We know Kolby Peel and Jarrick Bernard are going to rack up more than 100 tackles. We know the offensive line has depth and should be improved in Year One under coach Charlie Dickey.
What we don’t know is which off-the-radar or undervalued players will emerge as a dude. Someone who is on the periphery but primed to jump into a leading role.
Last year, it was Tylan Wallace. He went from a projected No. 2 or 3 receiver to a Biletnikoff contender.