Buccaneers vs Eagles Fantasy Football Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em, Sleepers

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Philadelphia Eagles game is set to put toe to leather at Raymond James Stadium. With a projected total of 44.5 points, this matchup promises to be an exciting one for fantasy football enthusiasts.

Here are some fantasy football recommendations for Buccaneers players:

Start ‘Em

  • Baker Mayfield (QB): Despite a tough matchup, Mayfield has been playing well this season and has elite pass catchers. With Chris Godwin’s return, Mayfield’s fantasy outlook improves.
  • Emeka Egbuka (WR): Egbuka should benefit from increased targets with Mike Evans out. Yes, Chris Godwin is back, but have you seen Egbuka play?
  • Bucky Irving (RB): With a favorable matchup against the Eagles’ 24th-ranked rushing defense, Irving is a solid start. He’s projected for 79.53 rushing yards, 28 receiving yards, and 0.52 touchdowns. Irving’s role in the passing game has increased, making him a reliable option..

Sit ‘Em

  • Cade Otton (TE): The Buccaneers haven’t utilized their tight end position much this year, making Otton a bench option in a tough matchup against the Eagles.
  • Payne Durham (TE): Similarly, Durham’s role is limited due to the Buccaneers’ tight end usage, and he’s a bench option until he sees more consistent targets and snaps.

Sleepers

  • Sterling Shepard (WR): Shepard could benefit from a favorable matchup and increased targets with Mike Evans out. He’s a low-upside PPR option.
  • Rachaad White (RB): White might see more touches with Mike Evans out. Making him a solid start in fantasy lineups. He’s a flex consideration, but his role in the Buccaneers’ offense is promising this week.
  • Chris Godwin (WR): Godwin’s return from injury makes him a solid play, despite a tough matchup. He’s a flex play, but his talent and role in the offense make him a worthy consideration.
Fantasy Points Projections Considerations
The Eagles’ 3.5-point favor might lead to a more conservative game plan for the Buccaneers, potentially limiting their passing volume. Additionally, Philadelphia’s defense has been stingy, allowing only one touchdown pass per game, which could cap Baker Mayfield’s fantasy upside.

 

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