With Mark Andrews gone, Calcaterra is primed to step into a bigger role in 2018 and what he showed as a freshman is promising. Having Baker Mayfield as his quarterback didn't hurt, but he deserves credit for catching 10 of 11 targets for 162 yards and three scores. He's got an Andrews-esque advantage where he's too big for safeties and too fast for linebackers. Will his target count balloon to 91 like it did with Andrews in 2017? Unlikely. That doesn't mean Calcaterra can't be a major red zone factor in an offense that'll have no trouble putting up points.