Huddle Up: Godwin has had his share of injuries over the years, but he has been productive when healthy, and he seemed to have a strong connection with Baker Mayfield. The injury risk is undeniable, but Godwin is worth the risk if you can grab him as your WR3.

Huddle Up: This would seem to be a positive sign for Godwin to re-sign with the Bucs since it gives the two sides about two more weeks to agree to a new contract. At the very least, pushing back the void date delays the $18 million of dead money that was about to go on the team's 2025 salary cap. At this point, it appears more likely than not that Godwin will remain in Tampa and play for his third different offensive coordinator in as many years (Josh Grizzard).

Huddle Up: Godwin is a great WR2, but he has the propensity for the serious injury. So there is risk and reward in taking him as a WR2, but he'll be a great WR3 if he falls in drafts.

Huddle Up: Godwin's fantasy season is over, and Bucs receivers outside of TE Cade Otton struggled last week. Otton is a top-five TE right now, and Sterling Shepard and Jalen McMillan look to be inconsistent flex options.

Huddle Up: What a bad circumstance. Godwin finally appeared to be back to himself after knee injuries derailed a blossoming career. He led the league in catches, and now it's over. Mike Evans also went down, and it's safe to assume he's probably down a bit. Sterling Shepard will be the elder statesman of a bunch that includes Jalen McMillan and Trey Palmer. All three have less than 10 receptions and 100 yards. I would expect Shepard to be the underneath option and a solid PPR addition/flex candidate. McMillan will be the deep threat as he had receptions of 32 and 23 yards in Weeks 1 and 2.

Huddle Up: Down 10 points with less than a minute to go, Godwin made a reception, and Baltimore LB Roquan Smith made the tackle, pinning Godwin's left leg underneath. On the replay, it turned awkwardly in a direction it is not supposed to go. It's a shame, as Godwin was the league leader in receptions, and he is an impending free agent, so it could have been his final play as a Tampa Bay Buccaneers player. It isn't official that he is out for the season, but since he left in an air cast, and he was carted off, he appears to be out indefinitely. TE Cade Otton might see plenty of targets with Godwin out, and Jalen McMillan might move into a starting role, with Trey Palmer and Sterling Shepard also likely to see increased snaps.

Huddle Up: Godwin appeared to snap his fibula, but that's just speculation. On the replay, he was shown dragging his left leg after getting it pinned underneath tackling play Roquan Smith. He was unable to get up, and was down for several minutes. It's a terribly development for fantasy, as the team already lost Mike Evans to a hamstring injury earlier, and Godwin has been a bona fide WR1 in all leagues to date. Jalen McMillan, Trey Palmer and Sterling Shepard are the next three receivers after Evans and Godwin.

Huddle Up: Godwin has five or more receptions in all six games this season, he has scored five times, and he has managed two 100-yard games. He has posted low-end WR1 fantasy numbers in most formats. He'll look to keep it going in Week 7 against the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night.

Huddle Up: After a red-hot start, Godwin has gone back-to-back weeks with less than 70 yards and no touchdowns. He hasn't had a truly bad game, yet, but it feels like he's settling into more of that WR3 spot he's typically filled over the years for fantasy owners. Godwin had two of his better games of last season against the Saints (8-114-0 in Week 4, 3-81-1 in Week 17), so make sure he's in your lineup when those clubs renew acquaintances in Week 6.