Emeka Egbuka
WR - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Availability
Emeka Egbuka was held in check during Sunday's 20-17 loss to Miami, catching three of his five targets for 20 yards. The wide receiver has now gone seven consecutive games without a touchdown, failing to exceed 64 receiving yards in any of those contests.
Fantasy Impact
Egbuka operated as the clear fourth option at his position, finishing behind Jalen McMillan, Chris Godwin, and Mike Evans in targets. He will look to snap his scoreless drought when the Buccaneers take on the Panthers in Week 18.
Emeka Egbuka caught one of two targets for 40 yards in Tampa Bay's 23-20 loss to Carolina on Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
Egbuka was quiet in this game until late, when he hauled in a beautiful deep ball from Baker Mayfield. He's had 42 or fewer yards in five of his last six games, and is a tough player to trust with fantasy championships on the line next week, even against Miami.
Emeka Egbuka caught 4-of-7 targets for 64 yards in Thursday night's 29-28 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Fantasy Impact
The rookie was able to put up a decent performance on Thursday night. He totaled 64 yards against the Falcons but wasn't able to get into the end zone at all, which left him with a modest fantasy total. He has been disappointing recently and will likely continue to be unreliable now that Mike Evans is back in the lineup for the Buccaneers.
Emeka Egbuka caught 2-of-9 targets for 15 yards in Tampa Bay's 24-20 loss to the Saints.
Fantasy Impact
Egbuka and the bulk of the Buccaneers' passing attack were impacted by the conditions in Tampa. The rookie wide receiver turned in his worst totals of the season and dropped would-be touchdown late in the game. He will look to bounce back against the Falcons in Week 15.
Emeka Egbuka caught four passes for 42 yards in Week 13’s win over the Cardinals.
Fantasy Impact
Egbuka led the team in receptions, but had over 30 fewer receiving yards than Chris Godwin. After a hot start to his rookie season, Egbuka’s fantasy production has slowed down considerably in the last three games. However, he still has a very high ceiling and a relatively safe floor, so managers should keep him in their lineups as a WR2.
