Iosivas vaults into Cincinnati’s No.3 WR role behind Chase and Higgins, with Burton inactive in Week 1 signaling deeper involvement. His Bengals stint features medium target potential with Higgins’ injury history creating occasional flex upside in deeper formats.

Iosivas sits third at receiver with Chase and Higgins ahead, plus Burton challenging. He showed volatility last year (36 catches, 479 yards, 6 TDs) and faces uncertain volume as the offense diversifies. Iosivas could surprise in deeper leagues if opportunity arises, but risk remains high.

Iosivas is pushing into the Bengals’ WR depth with training-camp buzz; his role could expand if he maintains strong practices and performs in situational reps, potentially influencing the late-season target distribution behind Chase and Higgins.

Iosivas earns trust as a versatile target with reliable hands and developing rapport with Burrow. In a roster built on Chase, Higgins, and Iosivas, the depth at receiver grows exponentially, offering fantasy managers a potential breakout option in deeper formats as he grows comfortable with the speed and complexity of NFL routes.

Andrei Iosivas, as the emerging No. 3 receiver, has a chance to make an impact in the Bengals' offense, but depth concerns linger.