Stefon Diggs posted a 92.2 PFF receiving grade against his former team, the Bills, on SNF, drawing 12 targets and averaging 6.35 yards per route run—the top WR mark in the league this week.

Emeka Egbuka followed with a rookie burst, leading Week 5 in receiving yards (163) with an 86.9 PFF grade, 4.66 YPRR, and his fifth TD of the year.

Week 5 honors went to Diggs (Offensive Player), Campbell (Defensive Player), Egbuka (Rookie), and Philadelphia’s O-line (Unit of the Week), while PFF+ tools continue to sharpen fantasy projections and prop bets.

Two Buckeyes, two breakout NFL nights. Emeka Egbuka roared in his first Buccaneers appearance against Seattle, piling up 7 receptions for 163 yards and a TD in a 38-35 win. Jaxon Smith-Njigba answered with 8 catches for 132 yards and a TD for the Seahawks, in a game that underscored the Buckeyes’ WR pipeline at the highest level. Marvin Harrison Jr. added a late Cardinals spark with 4 grabs for 98 yards, while former Seahawk Richard Sherman called it an OSU WR showcase. Brian Hartline amplified the moment with a nudge about how the Buckeyes are influencing the league.

The weekend spotlighted the NFL’s continued OSU imprint and offered a blueprint for evaluating rookie receivers who flashed in Week 5. The eye-test suggested both Egbuka and Smith-Njigba can sustain opportunistic roles given workload and design, while Harrison Jr. showed off big-play ability for Arizona. The returns for fantasy managers hinge on target share, matchup leverage, and how defenses game-plan around this veteran-to-young WR bridge in real time.