Aaron Hernandez was preparing to spend his sophomore season as a backup once again to Cornelius Ingram. That all changed when Ingram tore his ACL in fall camp, and Hernandez was then thrust into a starting role last season. Hernandez, widely considered the top tight end prospect in 2007, soon became an integral part of the Gators' ascension to a third national championship in school history. He caught 34 passes for 381 yards and five touchdowns. Quarterback Tim Tebow had little trouble trusting the 6-foot-2, 250-pounder, and that shouldn't be an issue again in 2009 since Hernandez is the team's top returning receiver since Louis Murphy and Percy Harvin have moved on to greener pastures. Hernandez is no worse than a No. 2 Fantasy option. (Updated 6/15/09)