Kyler Murray

Murray could have easily taken the money and started his professional baseball career after being selected ninth overall by the A's in the MLB Draft, but he's putting it on hold to be Oklahoma's starting quarterback for one year. Murray is ready to get his shot after a circuitous first three years of his college football career that included a transfer from Texas A&M and a year as Baker Mayfield's backup. It's easy to forget just how talented Murray, a former five-star, is as a dual-threat option. In limited action last year he completed 18 of 21 passes for 359 yards and three scores. He also ran for 142 yards on just 14 carries. Murray running Lincoln Riley's offense with elite team context over a full season will net absurd production both on the ground and through the air.