Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin Jr. was able to practice in full Friday, and he was removed from the injury report ahead of Week 9

The Action Network crew zeros in on high-leverage scoring spots for Buccaneers vs. Bears, backing Chris Godwin, Luther Burden III, and Colston Loveland to punch into the end zone. Analysis shows Godwin remains heavily involved despite returning wideout depth, while Burden continues to command designed red-zone touches and Loveland takes over an elite 30% target share. Linking this versatile trio together delivers a compelling same-game parlay with an attractive 28-to-1 longshot payout.

This potential trade target would make a lot of sense for the Chiefs.

We’re coming up on the midway point of the season, and we’re still getting some major developments in the league that shake up the fantasy football landscape. In light of these recent developments, let’s look at which players fantasy football managers should drop ahead of Week 9. TE Mark Andrews, Baltimore Ravens In light of Lamar Jackson’s thumb […] The post NFL Week 9 fantasy football drop list appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Chris Godwin draws a banged-up Falcons secondary with Emeka Egbuka out, but a run-first Bucs plan and 11-pass Week 7 keep his PPR outlook capped this Sunday.

Yahoo Fantasy's Josh Norris and Hayden Winks debate whether Chris Godwin can produce with Emeka Egbuka set to miss Week 8.

ESPN has a number of Bucs among the top 25 candidates to be traded before the deadline.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin sits out practice Thursday