Emeka Egbuka

Has reportedly been great in training camp and with Mike Evans aging and Chris Godwin having an uncertain return date, Egbuka ahead of his development is welcome news for the team and for the brave fantasy manager who likes what they see.

Chris Godwin appears set to start the season on PUP, Jalen McMillan is dealing with a severe neck sprain, and all the while, Egbuka has set training camp on fire. The rookie is poised to start hot and might not look back, especially if it takes Godwin time to get back into game shape.

Egbuka will be the flanker in the Buccaneers' high-powered passing attack. I bet any concerns about Jalen McMillan as a productive option in this offense who could limit Egbuka's value will evaporate during training camp. McMillan is likely working waiting for Chris Godwin's departure to have any shot at emerging as a fantasy contributor. 

If Godwin or Evans get hurt, Egbuka's value jumps to the range of 700-900 yards and 6-8 scores. With Godwin not even running as of late August, it's realistic to expect that Egbuka will be the No. 2 receiver in this offense for at least the first month of the season. Expect close to 800 yards and 6 scores for the rookie this year. 

Moved up in the rankings due to Chris Godwin's reported second ankle procedure this offseason. He’s a fantastic prospect, but drafters are wish-casting Jalen McMillan away. He’s good, too, and will remain involved.