Huddle Up: The 2023 season saw Mayfield make some progress in avoiding batted passes, as he went from one batted pass every 21 attempts to one every 28.3 attempts. The fact that Mayfield is a shorter quarterback (6-foot-1) does not help matters, especially considering he does not throw off his toes like Drew Brees. Mayfield is a difficult projection for fantasy in 2024, as he likely owes a lot of credit for his career turnaround to former offensive coordinator Dave Canales, who left to take the head coaching job with the Carolina Panthers. As such, he should be considered a middling QB2 option in fantasy.

Huddle Up: To put the 594 yards before contact in some perspective, Christian McCaffrey had 259 more yards before contact on the same number of carries (272). White has not been good at creating yards after contact in the NFL (1.3 in 2022 and 1.5 in 2023) and was not particularly good at it in college, so he needs help from his line and the scheme. Fortunately, he might be getting that help this year in the form of first-round pick Graham Barton, who is expected to start at center right away. On the downside, White will have legitimate competition for work this year in rookie Bucky Irving. The presence of Irving figures to make White much more of a hit-or-miss proposition this year than he was in 2023.

Huddle Up: White will continue to be the main running back for the Buccaneers and should be a significant part of the offense in 2024. He should be considered a weekly starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: White was a fantastic RB1 option in PPR formats last season due to volume and a strong target share. Though rookie Bucky Irving may spell him at times, White is still a fringe RB1 option for managers given the likelihood of another high-volume season.

Huddle Up: Godwin saw a 37.4% slot rate in 2023, according to Pro Football Focus, which was much lower than his 68.1% average rate over the four seasons prior to that. Even coming off a 91-1109-3 season in 2023, getting more snaps in the slot should result in more consistent production. Fantasy managers should considering Godwin a WR2 option, but his ceiling is limited due to a lack of touchdown upside.

Huddle Up: The sixth-round pick posted a 39-385-3 line during his rookie season. He doesn't have much value for fantasy right now, but he should be someone to watch as a flier during the preseason.

Huddle Up: Godwin was used as an outside receiver last season but will return to the slot where he has had success in the pass. He will continue to be a big part of the passing game for the Bucs and can be a No. 3 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: McMillan's production will likely be inconsistent as long as Mike Evans and Chris Godwin are both healthy, but he could be worth stashing in deeper leagues. With Godwin hitting free agency after this year, McMillan has even more appeal in dynasty formats.

Huddle Up: Irving probably will be the main backup behind Rachaad White and likely will see a handful of touches in each game. He can be a handcuff to White in drafts or a late round pick that could be a possible flex option depending on the matchup.

Huddle Up: McMillan probably won't make a big splash as a rookie with Chris Godwin and Mike Evans already in the mix, but he should see time in the slot early while he grows into a bigger role. For now, McMillan is a more appealing option in dynasty formats.

Huddle Up: After reviving his career with the Buccaneers in 2024, Mayfield will remain in Tampa Bay, which was always the most likely scenario. The former No. 1 overall pick will enter next season as a solid QB2.

Huddle Up: The Buccaneers still have a few days to talk with Mayfield before other teams can start checking in with him, so fantasy players should monitor the situation. He played well this past season but probably will only be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in 2024.

Huddle Up: Mayfield will receive interest from multiple teams if he hits the market and will likely will for play for playoff contender. The Patriots likely will look for a quarterback in both free agency and the 2024 NFL Draft, but their starter probably will only be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback. Mayfield probably will also be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback wherever he signs.

Huddle Up: Evans had a renaissance and was the WR7 in PPR leagues last year with 13 touchdowns. He turns 31 in August and will be risky as anything more than a good WR2 with some regression expected.

Huddle Up: The Texans have Nico Collins and Tank Dell as their main receivers and probably will not look to make a big splash at the position. Evans should receive interest from multiple teams if he tests the market and should be a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Mayfield revived his career with the Buccaneers in 2023 and should garner interest from QB-needy teams if he doesn't return to Tampa Bay. He makes a ton of sense for Atlanta, a team that has a major question mark under center ahead of next season. Mayfield should be viewed as a QB2 entering 2024.

Huddle Up: Evans likely will receive interest from multiple teams if he hits the free-agent market, so fantasy players will need to monitor the situation. He will be a starter no matter where he signs this offseason and will be a weekly option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Mayfield had a resurgent season last year and was on the apex of QB1/QB2 thanks to significant injuries at the position. He'll be a QB2/matchup play wherever he signs.

Huddle Up: With the league recently announcing the salary cap will take a $30 million hike in 2024, it certainly should increase Tampa Bay's chances of retaining the only receiver ever to begin his career with 10 straight 1,000-yard seasons. However, the change at offensive coordinator from Dave Canales to Liam Coen may result in a slight hit to his fantasy stock next season - assuming he is re-signed.

Huddle Up: Mayfield averaged 16.1 fantasy points per game and finished a week as a QB1 in eight of his games during the 2023 season. His best fit likely is returning to the Bucs on a new deal where he would be viewed as a high-end QB2 option for fantasy.

Huddle Up: Mayfield finished as the QB12 on the season, but there were an abundance of injuries this year. He's a midrange QB2 that can be used in good matchups.

Huddle Up: Evans was the WR7 in PPR leagues at age 30. He'll be a good WR2 target with some regression expected in 2024.

Huddle Up: The Buccaneers have multiple options for the tag, but Mayfield may be the biggest candidate for the tag if the two sides are not able to reach a long-term agreement. He is coming off a very good season but probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in 2024.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players can keep an eye on the situation to see if Mayfield signs a new deal with the Buccaneers. He played well this past season but probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in most leagues in 2024.

Huddle Up: While a return to the slot on more of a full-time basis does not mean Godwin should be expected to return to push for 100 catches again, it also does not rule it out. Coen is a product of the Sean McVay coaching tree and has seen his share of primary slot receivers have career years in that offense (Wan'Dale Robinson at Kentucky and Cooper Kupp, to name a couple). A more slot-heavy role should allow Godwin to be much more consistently productive in 2024, so he should be viewed as a high-upside WR3 at worst for now.

Huddle Up: Evans has been the model of consistency throughout his career, topping 1,000 yards in each of his 10 seasons. He has 94 touchdowns in that span, scoring 13 or more times in three of the last four years. Wherever he plays in 2024, Evans should be the No. 1 option and a WR1 candidate for fantasy owners.

Huddle Up: Mayfield has been playing very well over the last month and probably will remain with the Buccaneers for at least one more season. He likely will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in leagues next season but could be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Mayfield played very well during the Wild Card playoff game and will look to have similar success this week. He can be considered a low-end No. 1 quarterback in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Godwin should be able to handle his normal workload despite not doing much during practice this week. Fantasy players can check the inactive list for his official status, but he should be a starting option in all leagues.