Huddle Up: The biggest shock was where Egbuka landed. Egbuka was considered the most pro-ready receiver in the draft. He also lived in the slot at Ohio State, which is something that likely appealed to the Rams and Texans long-term. Redraft managers should consider Egbuka more of a WR5 option right now barring any bad news regarding Chris Godwin's recovery from his Week 7 ankle injury.

Huddle Up: All signs point to Chris Godwin (ankle) being on schedule in his recovery from a nasty ankle injury, Mike Evans has topped 1,000 yards in each of his 11 seasons, and Jalen McMillan scored eight times as a rookie third-round pick a season ago. There also looks to be some overlap with Egbuka and Godwin, who re-signed during the offseason, as both are primarily slot receivers. This certainly feels like a selection with an eye on 2026, when Evans will be a free agent headed toward his age-33 season. Of the three wideouts drafted Thursday night, Egbuka has by far the shakiest outlook for fantasy value. Unless he leap-frogs McMillan during the preseason, or Godwin/Evans deal with injury, he's probably only worth attention in keeper formats.

Huddle Up: Egbuka will join a receiving room that features Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, but Godwin is coming off an injury and Evans isn't getting any younger. Egbuka will have upside as a depth option in redraft leagues, and his value only goes up in dynasty formats.