Five of the top six returning highest graded players in the Pac-12 all hail from Washington State.
That is one scary offensive line.
Troy Williams headlines the returning Utah squad headed into 2017.
Darnold did not disappoint last season.
Josh Rosen headlines the returning Bruins into 2017.
That is one jam-packed secondary. Jam-packed with talent.
Look for the Justin Herbert show to continue in Eugene.
Colorado will look to replace their top 5 highest graded players from a year ago, all from the defensive side of the ball.
Cal will replace their signal-caller, but have some pieces in place to help on the offensive front.
Arizona returns some firepower on the offensive side of the ball in 2017.
LSU RB Derrius Guice is no stranger to breaking long runs.
Texas Tech's top three highest graded returning players are all wide receivers.
TCU returns a balanced array of players from last season.
Could Baker Mayfield even improve his grade this season?
That is one stout defensive line the Jayhawks return 2017.
Jake Browning topped some other big names in TD passes under pressure last year, among returning Pac-12 QBs.
Trace McSorley was calm, cool and collected last year.
Deondre Francois tossed more TDs under pressure than any returning ACC QB.
Baker was cool under duress last year - tossing more TDs under pressure than any other returning Big 12 QB.
No returning SEC QB threw more TDs under pressure than Arkansas QB Austin Allen did in 2016.
