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Over the first five games, Egbuka averaged 20.1 fantasy points and worked as the WR3! He was the No. 1 target for Tampa Bay with a 23% target share, and while hamstring injuries slowed his season, we have to remember how big of a deal it is that Mike Evans is no longer there. The upside is too good to pass up in the third round. Fantasy Life has Egbuka projected for an 86% route share and 121 targets.
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Egbuka's elite early-season form and Mike Evans' departure position him for a major 2026 bounce-back.

Egbuka had a tale of two halves in 2025, but his first-half production was elite: over the first five games, he averaged 20.1 fantasy points and worked as the WR3, serving as Tampa Bay's No. 1 target with a 23% target share. Hamstring injuries slowed his season, but the departure of Mike Evans is a major catalyst for upside. Fantasy Life projects Egbuka for an 86% route share and 121 targets. Kendall Valenzuela pitches him as a player who could bounce back in many ways and help you win your league, with upside too good to pass up in the third round.

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