Huddle Up: Olamide Zaccheaus, Kalif Raymond and Greg Dortch were the others. Hodgins saw 48 targets in 2022, 42 of which came with the Giants following his Nov. 1 release from the Buffalo Bills. He immediately seemed to click with Daniel Jones and appears poised to be the team's top receiver, although Parris Campbell could give him a run for his money. Regardless, Hodgins should be locked in as a starter in New York and warrants WR4 consideration in fantasy.

Huddle Up: Hodgins was an exclusive rights free agent, so this was to be expected. The 24-year old made a name for himself in New York in 2022, as he proved to be a reliable target in a passing attack that seriously lacked weapons. While he didn't post gaudy yardage totals, he did find the end zone four times in his last five games, and he posted a 100-yard, one-touchdown performance in the playoffs against the Minnesota Vikings. Unfortunately for Hodgins, the Giants are expected to add plenty of new weapons in 2023, which will push him down the depth chart and might make him irrelevant. He's worth taking a flyer on in 2023, but chances are he won't return much value, barring injury.

Huddle Up: Hodgins' failure to get in a full session would normally be a big concern, but the fact that he doesn't have an injury designation means he should be fine. Hodgins has emerged as the Giants' No. 1 receiver and he's found pay dirt in five of his last six games. He's a solid, low-cost DFS option this week.