Tykee Ogle-Kellogg

Is Ogle-Kellogg the next man up? The Roadrunners have been an elite passing game for the last two years. Not only has Frank Harris been stellar, but they have had not one, not two, but three above-average receivers. Zakhari Franklin, Joseph Cephus, and De’Corian Clark all had at least 50 catches, 740 yards, and six touchdowns last year, and that’s with Clark missing several games with season-ending leg surgery. For the most part, the gang is all back for UTSA as they move to the AAC. They managed to keep head coach Jeff Traylor around, Harris eschewed the NFL, and Cephus and Clark return. However, Franklin is gone, having transferred to Ole Miss. He had 93 catches for 1,137 yards and 15 touchdowns last year. One assumes Cephus and Clark aren’t going to suddenly both rack up 120 catches or something like that. Instead, somebody has to be the new number-three guy, who has in the past put up better numbers than some teams’ number-one guys. Ogle-Kellogg should step into that role, but what does that mean? Does he rack up 500 yards? 700 yards? 300 yards? He’s a lot of projection, but if you want to roll the dice on Ogle-Kellogg, that makes sense. Read Past Outlooks