Godwin’s output held steady at low-end WR3/flex value behind Emeka Egbuka as the offense steadies; expect modest gains with a more favorable Week 6 matchup.

Godwin steps into a larger role with Evans out, offering solid target volume but facing a tough TB secondary loss’s compensation against Seattle’s defense.

Godwin is a back-to-form WR3 with upside in Week 5, especially as Evans sits or is limited. He drew 10 targets in Week 4, signaling a higher involvement as Mayfield’s timing improves. Seattle’s secondary injuries help, making Godwin a viable FLEX play in a pass-first plan.

With Evans out, Godwin’s 25% target share and 91% route participation spike his Week 5 floor; Seattle’s slot defense vulnerability should amplify his frequent targets, making him a top-20 option.

Godwin shows WR2 upside with expanded target share as he returns from injury; full-time role and volume lift expected with Evans sidelined.