PositiveProjectionThu, July 23, 2026
Egbuka poised for second-year breakout with Evans gone; targets should increase.
Emeka EgbukaWRTB
Egbuka started his rookie campaign strong (40-677-6, 76 targets in nine games) but finished terribly (23-261-0, 51 targets in eight games). Freedman is optimistic about his 2026 outlook: with former No. 1 WR Mike Evans gone, Egbuka could see more than the 127 targets he received last year. Freedman compares his potential second-year breakout to what Jaxon Smith-Njigba did in 2024 (100-1,130-6 receiving, 137 targets).
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he could see more than the 127 targets he got last year now that former No. 1 WR Mike Evans is gone.
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- What did Fantasy Life Articles say about Emeka Egbuka?
- Egbuka started his rookie campaign strong (40-677-6, 76 targets in nine games) but finished terribly (23-261-0, 51 targets in eight games). Freedman is optimistic about his 2026 outlook: with former No. 1 WR Mike Evans gone, Egbuka could see more than the 127 targets he received last year. Freedman compares his potential second-year breakout to what Jaxon Smith-Njigba did in 2024 (100-1,130-6 receiving, 137 targets).
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Emeka Egbuka (WR TB). Egbuka poised for second-year breakout with Evans gone; targets should increase.
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