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Thirty years old with an age and injury discount attached is exactly the kind of value gap I want to exploit. Godwin has some risk, but the upside justifies drafting him at a WR3 cost.
STACKED’s take
Godwin's age/injury discount at ADP 96.8 undervalues his elite pace and proven Mayfield connection.
Godwin was on a 19.7-point-per-game pace through seven games in 2024 before injury ended his season, a number that puts him firmly in the elite range for the position when healthy. He has missed 18 games the last two seasons, but that missed time traces back to a single injury, not a pattern of durability issues, and he is fully healthy entering camp for the first time since the 2024 injury. His connection with Baker Mayfield is proven, including a 13.5 PPR average across Weeks 13 through 17 last year with Mayfield playing hurt. Even with Emeka Egbuka on the roster, Godwin projects as Tampa Bay's No. 1 option in the passing game. At ADP 96.8, Jim Coventry sees this as a value gap to exploit: thirty years old with an age and injury discount attached, with upside that justifies drafting him at a WR3 cost.
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