Watch out for Kansas State QB Jesse Ertz on play action.
Oregon RB Royce Freeman was no stranger to breaking long runs in 2016.
Clemson interior defender Christian Wilkins stopped the run, and batted passes with the best of them last year.
Oregon CB Arrion Springs played very well in run defense, missing but 1 tackle in on run plays.
Freshman QB Justin Herbert was good for the our No. 25 Ducks last year. So good he led all true freshman QBs in overall PFF grade in 2016.
CB Isaiah Oliver should step up for Colorado in 2017 w/ the loss of Awuzie, Witherspoon. Good news for Buffs' fans.
He topped all true freshman RBs with his 44 forced missed tackles in 2016.
UCLA QB Josh Rosen should battle for title of top Pac-12 QB this fall. Here's why.
Antonio Simmons - remember the name. He returns as one of the more productive 4-3 DEs this fall.
Iowa RB Akrum Wadley was definitely a force to be reckoned with, if you could even tackle him in 2016.
Boise State WR Cedrick Wilson was a very efficient receiver in 2016.
Texas CB P.J. Locke III was solid in slot coverage last season.
Iowa CB Manny Rugamba was no friend to opposing QBs last season, leading all true freshman in terms of lowest passer rating when targeted.
Devin Duvernay led all true freshman WRs with his 140.2 passer rating when targeted in 2016. What will he do as an encore in 2017?
Olasunkanmi Adeniyi returns to Toledo as the nation's leader among non-Power 5 conference edge defenders with his 53 pressures last season.
SMU WR Courtland Sutton performed well above the national average on these routes a season ago.
OSU's Sam Hubbard can wreak havoc on opposing offense's run games.
Washington's Dante Pettis is Mr. Reliable in the Pac-12.
These CB duos should be tough to throw on this season.
Andrew Wingard was a class above the rest in terms of stops in the run game among safeties in 2016.
