WR40 ADP undervalues Godwin's healthy-season ceiling and slot role return.

Drafted as WR40 in Round 7/8, Godwin's lowest ADP since his 2017 rookie season reflects market overreaction to his 2024 leg injury (fractured ankle, dislocated lower leg, broken fibula requiring plates, screws, and second surgery). The source argues the market has priced in his injury floor while ignoring his ceiling; he is positioned to repeat Chris Olave's 2025 trajectory—overcome injury-marred season, get healthy, beat depressed mid-round ADP, and return league-winning WR1/WR2 value. New offensive coordinator Zac Robinson is moving Godwin back into a primary slot role, the exact high-volume utilization that fueled his peak fantasy seasons. Godwin has spent spring 2026 training for football rather than recovering from surgery, a stark contrast to last offseason when he was unable to participate in team activities and was still awaiting physical clearance in late August. Head coach Todd Bowles noted 'His route running is sharp, he looks smooth running his routes, and he understands the offense very well. We know the playmaker he's going to be for us.' Robinson added 'Chris looks great out there right now... Huge expectations for him.' Godwin finished 2025 with career lows in virtually every fantasy metric after returning in Week 4 but re-injuring in Week 12, yet the source contends this was rust-knocking rather than permanent decline.