Huddle Up: Iosivas had his chance to shine as the WR2 opposite Ja'Marr Chase in the first few games while Tee Higgins was out, and Iosivas was great. Remember that should Chase or Higgins go down with injury. However, as the WR3, Iosivas is only worth using on a weekly basis in the deepest of fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Iosivas emerged as tremendous red-zone target when Tee Higgins was sidelined, but he is well behind Ja'Marr Chase and Higgins for the eye of QB Joe Burrow. Yoshi is back to being a waiver-wire receiver in all but the deepest of fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Iosivas was operating as the No. 2 receiver behind Ja'Marr Chase in the first couple of games, and he was a tremendous red-zone target. However, with Chase getting up to speed, and Tee Higgins now healthy for the past two outings, and also getting up to speed, Iosivas' role in the offense will shrink. He remains worth hanging onto in deeper fantasy leagues and TD-only formats. The Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5.

Huddle Up: Tee Higgins was able to return, but Iosivas earned trust in the offense in Week 2 at Kansas City, and tied Ja'Marr Chase for the most targets on Monday night. Iosivas looks to have carved a role for himself in the offense, similar to the one Tyler Boyd used to occupy. Treat Yoshi as a WR4 or flex fantasy option in leagues of 12 or more teams and TD-only formats.

Huddle Up: The good news is that Iosivas continues to be a red zone fiend for Joe Burrow. The bad news is that he has managed a meager five catches for 33 yards on 10 targets while absorbing the bulk of snaps in place of the injured Tee Higgins (hamstring). With Higgins expected back in Week 3 versus the Washington Commanders, Iosivas will likely fade into the background a bit as the primary slot option. He is still worth keeping on fantasy benches for now, but it's hard to see a path to much relevancy as long as Ja'Marr Chase and Higgins are healthy.

Huddle Up: To hear some observers tell it, Iosivas has been the "offensive star of camp." The second-year receiver is a freak athlete out of Princeton who showed almost instant chemistry in limited snaps with Joe Burrow last season and scored two touchdowns in the season finale. Third-round rookie Jermaine Burton was widely expected to replace Tyler Boyd in the slot, but it speaks to Iosivas' intelligence and athleticism that he has emerged as the clear leader - at a position he never played before this summer - over the rest of the field. Expect him to emerge as a preseason darling and a player worthy of a stash in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Third-round draft choice Jermaine Burton was widely expected to handle most of the 500 slot snaps left behind by Tyler Boyd. While that could still happen, Iosivas quickly earned the trust of Joe Burrow in limited snaps together last season and offers Cincinnati a size/speed freak at receiver. It remains to be seen if Burton can make up some ground on Iosivas over the next month, but the latter could find his way onto the fantasy radar in Year 2 and, for now, should be considered the most likely replacement for Ja'Marr Chase or Tee Higgins should either player miss time.

Huddle Up: With Tyler Boyd now in Tennessee and Tee Higgins on the franchise tag, the Bengals receiving room could look a lot different in 2025. Whether Iosivas is able to step into a prominent role remains to be seen, but he could be worth stashing in dynasty leagues.