Godwin's fibula injury benches him for Sunday's game vs. San Francisco, a week-to-week issue TB plans to manage without IR. Sterling Shepard, Mecha Ibuka and Tez Johnson become primary targets; Ibuka posted 16% of the last-week targets (4-24-td) and Johnson logged 36% of snaps for 59 yards on four receptions.

In deeper formats, Johnson's pickup signals upside for TB's depth. Shepard provides floor, Ibuka big-play upside; monitor Godwin's status as the offense stabilizes against a stout SF defense.

Analyzing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' current roster reveals their focus on enhancing their receiving corps. The connection between Baker Mayfield and Chris Godwin is set to strengthen further with the addition of rookie Jaden McMillan. While Godwin's output remains significant, the emergence of McMillan could allow the Buccaneers to consider moving forward without him. They have also acquired Sterling Shepard, a low-cost option who could complement this dynamic trio. On the other hand, the Washington Commanders are on the lookout for a second wide receiver to partner with Terry McLaurin. With ample cap space, they might target high-profile players to elevate their offense, particularly to capitalize on the potential of Jaden Daniels as a playmaker.