The former Washington Huskies pass-rusher officially has his first season under his belt. He finished with 88.4 fantasy points while finishing as DL149. The former first-round pick collected four sacks in just six starts while playing 49% of defensive snaps. While he did post below-average PFF grades in his overall, run defense and pass rush grades the future is bright for him. Shoyinka will likely be filling the role that Jason Pierre-Paul played for the Buccaneers, give him some time he could be flashing major upside as early as the first month of the season. You can rarely have a player in as good of a position as Shoyinka is with his value still being relatively low. The smarter IDP managers should be looking to acquire him on the cheap and hope he explodes this season. His rookie season should be encouraging for his future production as an IDP asset. Unless the Tampa Bay front office is looking to bring in veteran leadership it looks like Joe Tyron-Shoyinka will have a big role in the defense this season.