Tagged: Chris Godwin (63 Results)
Around the NFL: Mike Evans
Baker Mayfield is headed for free agency, but the biggest piece of Tampa Bay’s passing game is already in place. Rather than considering offers from other teams, Mike Evans has re-signed with the team. more »
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Bucs WR Godwin feeling like old self
Tampa Bay wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN said recently that he feels like his “explosion is coming back” after returning last year from a torn ACL suffered late in the 2021 season.… More Godwin caught a career-high 104 passes for 1,023 yards and three touchdowns last year, but he said that offseason rehabbing has him feeling more comfortable. Godwin added that he feels a “night and day difference between last year and this year”. A fully healthy Godwin in 2023 will be good for whomever wins the quarterback competition between BAKER MAYFIELD and KYLE TRASK this summer. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Factoid: Tampa Bay
I’m not a big fan of Tampa Bay pass catchers. Tom Brady’s gone, so I think we’re going to see a huge decline in passing there – not only in efficiency but also in volume. more »
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Factoid: Chris Godwin
I doubt that I’ll be selecting Chris Godwin in any draft this year. Nice player, but I don’t know that Tampa Bay has a quarterback who can get him the ball. I think that offense will be taking a big step back. more »
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Bucs entire offense questionable for Week #2
OK, so maybe a bit of an exaggeration. But the Tampa Bay Bucs have several key offensive players trying to overcome injuries heading into Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints.… More Wide receivers MIKE EVANS (calf), JULIO JONES (knee), and CHRIS GODWIN (hamstring) all missed Thursday’s practice for Tampa Bay. Wide receiver RUSSELL GAGE and running back LEONARD FOURNETTE practiced on Thursday, but both were limited by hamstring issues. Fantasy owners (and TOM BRADY) are hoping for better news coming out of today’s practice session. Less
Source: Team Website
Tampa Bay injuries not as serious as initially feared
The Tampa Bay Bucs suffered two injuries in Sunday night’s win over the Dallas Cowboys that are reportedly not as serious as initially feared. Wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN, playing in his… More first game since undergoing major surgery on his right knee in January, left just before halftime with a hamstring strain. Godwin’s teammate, left tackle DONOVAN SMITH, also left the game early in the second quarter after suffering a hyperextended elbow. Neither player returned to the game, but both reportedly dodged serious setbacks. Less
Source: Tampa Bay Times
Godwin a game-time decision vs. Cowboys
Tampa Bay wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN said on Thursday that he will be a game time decision for Sunday night’s game against the Dallas Cowboys. Godwin was a full participant in… More Wednesday’s practice but he did not participate at all in Thursday’s practice. Godwin said that “it’s a very complicated process”, adding that everyone will know when the time comes for the game. Less
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Bucs WR Godwin not offering clues for Week #1
Tampa Bay wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN was seen practicing recently without a knee brace to protect the ACL he tore late last season. When asked about his status for the season… More opener, however, Godwin declined to put a percentage on his chances of playing. Godwin added that “I don’t think any of us know that yet”, which was not exactly the answer fantasy owners were hoping for. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Around the NFL: Injury updates
Good news for those who drafted Chris Godwin and James Robinson. They’re both looking like they’ll play in Week 1. Not that either is a player you’d want to put in a fantasy lineup just yet, but both appear to be ahead of schedule in their rehab. more »
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Bucs WR Godwin returns to full team practice
Tampa Bay got more good news on the injury front on Monday as wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN returned to 11-on-11 practice for the first time since suffering a torn right ACL… More almost 8 months ago. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles said the team is “getting him into team drills slowly” as expected with an injury so severe. Bowles wouldn’t speculate on Godwin’s availability for the season opener, but teammates conveyed optimism. Take note, fantasy owners. Less
Source: Team Website
Bucs WR Godwin returns to practice, WR Evans sits with sore hammy
Tampa Bay wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN returned to the practice field in full gear over the weekend for the first time since suffering a season ending knee injury in Week #15… More of the 2021 season. Godwin wore a brace on his right knee and practiced lightly, but his return to the field in an encouraging sign. Meanwhile, fellow wide receiver MIKE EVANS is listed as day-to-day with a sore hamstring. The team is likely to proceed with caution regarding both wideouts this preseason. Less
Source: Team Blog
Around the NFL: Julio Jones
Julio Jones signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers yesterday, and that's a move with the potential to be significant from a fantasy perspective, affecting the fortunes of a lot of different players. But there's also the potential for it to be much ado about nothing. more »
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Around the NFL: Chris Godwin
All the stories we're hearing lately -- Chris Godwin unlikely to be fully healthy at the start of the season, Rob Gronkowski retiring -- have served to lift Russell Gage's value into the stratosphere. Seems very likely he'll be the No. 2 after Mike Evans in Week 1. But this news also makes me a little more interested in Godwin. more »
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New Bucs WR Gage headed for breakout season?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver RUSSELL GAGE could be headed for a breakout season with his new team in 2022. With star wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN expected to miss time coming… More off an ACL injury and veteran wideout ANTONIO BROWN no longer in town, the sky would appear to be the limit for Gage. Gage has shown flashes in past seasons, and Bucs quarterback TOM BRADY reportedly urged the team to add him to the roster. Less
Source: Team Blog
Bucs reach new deal with WR Godwin
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed wide receiver CHRIS GODWIN to a three-year, $60 million contract extension this week after initially using the franchise tag on him for a second consecutive season.… More The deal will free salary cap space for Tampa Bay as the team tries to keep the band together after TOM BRADY decided to end his retirement and return for the 2022 season. Godwin is working his way back from a torn ACL suffered in Week #15 last season, but the Bucs are happy to have him signed for the foreseeable future. Less
Source: NBC Sports