4. T.Y. Hilton
Florida International isn't know to put out star players in the NFL, but if T.Y. Hilton can continue to make strides in his second season, he'll be the college's best known professional player. Selected in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft to the Indianapolis Colts, Hilton provided a spark for new quarterback Andrew Luck's offense, catching 50 balls for 861 yards and seven touchdowns. The amazing part? Hilton only started one game! Learning from Reggie Wayne, Hilton has a great chance at exceeding last year's totals with a starting spot in the lineup. Darrius Heyward-Bey was signed in the off-season by the Colts, but that shouldn't bring down Hilton's production too much. Last year, Donnie Avery was in front of Hilton on the depth chart, but Hilton still managed to produce better numbers overall than Avery. Expect a 1000 yard season from the blazing fast receiver.