Welcome to Fantasy Football Today Express.

We're talking about the state of wide receivers following free agency.

I'm Jamie Eisenberg.

That's Dave Richard.

We have a lot of fun wide receivers to talk about.

All right, Dave, let's talk about some of the moves that happened and some of the wide

receiving pores that have changed.

And we talked about this a little bit on our full length episode on Wednesday in regards to Tampa Bay and San Francisco

and some of the changes that may now happen for both of those teams with Mike Evans leaving.

So we'll start with the bucks. You had a Mecca, Abuka as a wide receiver riser. I believe you said

he's wide receiver 15 for you. Is that right?

That's it. And Heath says him at wide receiver 19. I think he's like 13 or 14 for me.

Very excited about him. But just break down the the bucks receiving core with what they're

top three guys and where you anticipate them getting drafted, Abuka, Chris Godwin, and Jalen

McMillan. Early round pick, middle round pick, late round pick.

I think Abuka will be the leader as far as targets go in this Tampa offense. Godwin will be maybe a target and a half per game behind him. And then McMillan, another target and a half behind Chris Godwin. But they're all going to play a lot. I think those are going to be the primary three for Tampa Bay. I think this is still going to be a team that throws the ball around a lot.

And I think that all three of them, while they're all talented in their own right, we'll see Ameca-a-Buka take a step forward in his second year. Got off to such a great start last year. And then injuries to Baker, injuries to Abuka. I think those things really affected the entire offense in Tampa as a whole. This year, if they're healthy, if the offensive line's healthy, and that defense doesn't play to expectations, it could force Tampa to be a very pass-heavy offense. And I'm going to want pieces of that offense. Obuka, chief among them as people that I want to target for my fantasy squad. Yeah, I think Adam asked a great question when we were reviewing the mock draft. Would you rather have a buca in round four or Godwin in round six? We all said a buca, but it feels like a good spot for Godwin as well. And then Jalen McMillan, I think, is going to be very much an afterthought. We saw in that 2024 season, his rookie campaign end of the year after Godwin suffered the ankle injury. Evans was coming back from his hamstring injury. McMillan was an absolute stud. And so, you know, again, just opening up opportunities for him. The wild card and all this now is they have, you know, what might be an upgrade in terms of a past catching running back and Kenneth Gainwell. So we'll see how that changes things for what Baker does. And obviously, Zach Robinson, who gave his running back 100 plus targets last year with Bijon. But obviously the arrow pointing up for both of the top two guys and maybe even McMillan as well, really excited about Tampa Bay's pass catching group there. And in San Francisco, so we don't know where

Joanne is going to end up. We are anticipating Brandon Iuk ending up somewhere else as well.

But Mike Evans, the new guy there, they also add Christian Kirk, Ricky Pearsall still there. How do you view

the San Francisco 49ers receiving core after free agency? As much as I love Ricky Pearsall,

there's no way I can draft him as the first 49ers wide receiver. It's Mike Evans. And really, what a great spot for him, at least to begin the season because we don't expect George Kittle to play. You brought up all the question marks that we have in the 49ers passing game. Well, if Evans is healthy and ready to go week one, he should be the top target together

to begin the season and maybe even carry it throughout the entire season. It's such a good

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