Emeka Egbuka

PFM Fantasy Outlook

Egbuka's second season opened with steady involvement rather than a spike game. He caught five of six targets for 63 yards at Cincinnati, averaging 12.6 yards per reception. The lack of a touchdown kept the fantasy result modest, but five catches on six targets showed that Tampa Bay still views him as a regular part of the passing game.

PFM ranks Egbuka WR21 for Week 2 against Cleveland. That is a useful starting point after a rookie season in which he caught 63 passes for 938 yards and six touchdowns. The Week 2 question is whether the target volume can grow while Chris Godwin remains part of the offense. Egbuka does not need a dramatic role change to stay fantasy relevant. Another efficient five-to-seven target game would keep the floor intact, while more downfield or red-zone work would open the ceiling.