Chris Godwin projects as a reliable WR3 for Tampa Bay in 2025, targeting 1,000+ yards and multiple touchdowns despite a deeper wide receiver corps.

Will Chris Godwin play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2025? Will Chris Godwin be healthy enough to play in Week 1? Andersen breaks down the latest Chris Godwin injury news for fantasy football.

As fantasy drafts begin ramping up with less than two weeks remaining before the start of the 2025 NFL regular season, one of the league's most prominent insiders has shared his cheat sheet for managers to use.

Reaction to all of the latest fantasy football news, including the Colts and Browns naming their starting QBs.

His knee injury from last season could mean he's back around a year later, perhaps around Weeks 7-10, as Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan discussed in training camp. The new Los Angeles Chargers running back suffered an eye injury in a July 4th fireworks incident. No word about exactly when he's back, but seems like Week 1 is realistic.

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Cade Otton continues to climb the fantasy football ladder after setting career highs across the board in 2024 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, finishing as a top-15 tight end in PPR formats. While still battling for targets behind Chris Godwin and Mike Evans ...

Injuries are a part of football, and every team goes through them, but it's fair to say the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are experiencing more than they'd like at this point in the preseason.The team recently received some positive momentum,

The Buccaneers are one step closer to getting a key piece of their offense back, as veteran wide receiver Chris Godwin Jr. has officially been activated from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. While that clears him for a return to practice, it doesn’t mean he’ll be suiting up right away.

Update: Brian Robinson was traded to the San Francisco 49ers Friday, so that leaves a running back room of everyone’s summer fantasy darling, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Chris Rodriguez (one of my favorite sleepers all summer), maybe Jeremy McNichols (I expect he’ll be cut) and the forgotten Austin Ekeler.