Few teams rely on a single receiver the way TCU relies on Reagor, who owned a 36 percent target share in 2018. Reagor’s efficiency (7.98 YPT) was dragged down by inconsistent quarterback play but that stands to change with Alex Delton or Justin Rogers taking over behind center. Reagor, a former long-jump champion, has game-breaking explosiveness and can get open at every level of the field. He’s a lock for triple-digit targets, and if the TCU quarterbacks can simply get the ball in his vicinity, Reagor will be able to build on his breakout sophomore campaign. Read Past Outlooks