Terry McLaurin

Although McLaurin contributed just a modest 11 receptions for 114 yards and two touchdowns as a sophomore and didn't play as a freshman, he's expected to step into the limelight in 2017 following the departures of Curtis Samuel, Noah Brown and Dontre Wilson. Senior J.T. Barrett's return under center should stabilize the team's passing attack, but he will rely on many new faces -- McLaurin included -- in 2017. While McLaurin should see an increased role in the offense, it's worth noting that anyone not named Curtis Samuel had limited production in 2016. However, a new offensive coordinator in Kevin Wilson should breathe new into the Buckeye passing attack, and McLaurin will be one of the primary beneficiaries.