Emeka Egbuka
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Sep 17, 2026
Chris WelshHOST
Rashee Rice, Malik Nabers at 15, Mike Evans at 16, Drake London, Tee Higgins, Parker Washington.
Chris WelshHOST
Emeka Egbuka comes in at 20, followed by Jalen Wadley, Tedarrell McMillan, Davante Adams, and Jamison Williams.
Chris WelshHOST
Rashee Rice will be the first one we, uh, jump into here at wide receiver 14.
Chris WelshHOST
We talked about this on the running back episode, but pass game's kinda rough, uh, for the Chiefs.
Matt HarmonHOST
So Bucky Irving, a big winner.
Matt HarmonHOST
Still feel really good about Emeka Egbuka in this, uh, in his role.
Matt HarmonHOST
He was, like, moving all over the formation, getting a lot of-
Nate TiceGUEST
Mm-hmm
Dave KlugeHOST
Last year we saw 18.6 points per game going to opposing tight ends.
Dave KlugeHOST
And, you know, yes, last week wasn't a great showing from the tight end, but Kate Otten, who, you know, still out there with a healthy Chris Godwin and a healthy Emeka Egbuka, still pulled five targets against the Bengals.
Dan HinderyGUEST
Mm.
Dave KlugeHOST
So I don't think this is something that they've really fixed all that much.
Billy RutledgeHOST
I'm gonna pick a, a player I'm playing against in the Cover 0 fantasy league.
Billy RutledgeHOST
So I will take Emeka Egbuka, the Buccaneers wide receiver.
Matt JonesHOST
So you're taking your own team?
Billy RutledgeHOST
No, I'm taking the other team that I'm playing against.
Matt JonesHOST
In fantasy, but Emeka Egbuka is your favorite player.
Billy RutledgeHOST
Correct.
Billy RutledgeHOST
Yeah, he's one of my favorites.
Tommy SheridanHOST
Need some advice here.
Tommy SheridanHOST
My fantasy mate, um, Amos, have offered me Emeka Egbuka and Blake Corum, and he gets to receive Malik Nabers." So essentially, it's Nabers for Egbuka and Corum.
Aaron SiposGUEST
He gets Nabers.
Tommy SheridanHOST
Yeah.
Scott BogmanHOST
I just like the way that Carolina's offense looked.
Scott BogmanHOST
as well he's below emeka egbuka and who's the other guy i must have moved one you're
Chris WelshHOST
20 you're lower than ecr by the way to point out his ecr is 20 yeah and you have him at 23 and i just told you i
Scott BogmanHOST
moved two guys ahead of him for sure i can't i just can't remember who the third guy moved ahead of him was i did i didn't actively move emeka egbuka down uh you know what it was i think i moved no parker washington is one spot ahead of him So, yeah, I guess I don't remember who.
Scott BogmanHOST
Oh, I moved Drake London up because Michael Penix might play.
Scott BogmanHOST
That one could move down.
KyleHOST
But if I'm deep there, I'm going to trade him away.
KyleHOST
Egbuka, we're going to keep.
KyleHOST
I think the toe didn't look like it was an issue.
KyleHOST
and it did look like he was in for a lot of targets.
Jacob GibbsHOST
Uh, Parker Washington is one of the biggest risers at the wide receiver position for me.
Jacob GibbsHOST
I've got him up to wide receiver 15 behind Ladd McConkie, Drake London, Emeka Egbuka, ahead of Luther Burden, Devonta Smith, Tee Higgins, D.J. Moore, and Christian Watson.
Jacob GibbsHOST
So Parker, um, he...
Jacob GibbsHOST
It was like Downs, where he was the slot guy previously.
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Jacob GibbsHOST
His ADOT was 7.9. Um, but still 88% catchable target rate on those throws when targeting his first read, not including screens.
Jacob GibbsHOST
Last year, that rate was 73%.
Jacob GibbsHOST
So feeling pretty good about this offensive environment here, and I think that's all really important because Emeka Egbuka's role on paper, and if you just watch the film, it was really, really fun, um, looks really good.
Jacob GibbsHOST
And so the only question for me is like, is it gonna matter? 'Cause last year there were a lot of weeks where it was like, uh, the expected fantasy point model says Egbuka's gonna be better, he's gonna improve, and it just like was brutal for like three months straight because the offensive environment was terrible.
Ian HartitzHOST
We'll see if that's gonna be the case here as early as week three.
Ian HartitzHOST
Wide receiver 20, I'm going with Emeka Egbuka against the Cleveland Browns.
Ian HartitzHOST
Denzel Ward usually doesn't shadow individual receivers.
Ian HartitzHOST
He spent 85% of the snaps last season as the defense's left corner, 81% in week one, and all the outside cornerback snaps were at left cornerback, okay? Like he played some in the box, some like at the line of scrimmage, just kind of weird stuff, you know, against heavy formations and things of that nature.
Ian HartitzHOST
But really don't think we're gonna see Ward lined up against a fellow Ohio State Bucky- Buckeye in Emeka Egbuka, and that's gonna be good.
Ian HartitzHOST
It wouldn't be easy to do anyway, man.
Ian HartitzHOST
Week one, they really moved him all around the formation.
John HansonHOST
Next up we've got Nico Collins.
John HansonHOST
He'll see a lot of The Eraser, as I call him, although he didn't erase Emeka Egbuka fully.
John HansonHOST
I think they played a little bit more zone in that game.
John HansonHOST
But D.J. Turner, when he's up against Nico Collins, that's a tough spot for Nico.
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