Chris Godwin Jr.
WR

Chris Godwin Jr.

Tampa BayNFL - Tampa Bay

High
4
Weeks of Data
54
Total Recommendations
3.7
Avg Confidence
4
Consensus Weeks

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📊 Recommendation Breakdown

Start
25.3%
49 times
Sit
16.0%
31 times
Add
9.3%
18 times
Drop
10.8%
21 times

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1.9
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➡️ Stable: 4 mentions this week (consistent)

Recent Weekly Mentions:

2026 Week 0
4 mentions
2025 Week 17
4 mentions
2025 Week 16
4 mentions
2025 Week 15
5 mentions

📅 Weekly Recommendation History

Week 2Sit
Sep 13

He’s rehabbing an ankle and most outlets have him out for Week 2, so don’t start him yet. Only plug him in once he’s practicing fully, officially listed as playing, and early-week reports say he’ll get normal playing time — he can be useful later, but might be limited right now.

Week 1Sit
Sep 07

Don't start Chris Godwin — he's out Week 1 with a lower-leg/ankle injury and likely out or very limited for several weeks. If your team has an injured-list spot, put him there; otherwise don’t keep him unless you can carry him inactive until midseason, and watch for scan and practice updates.

Week 0Medium
Aug 29

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench player or to stash on your injured list — don’t plan on him as a starter. Only take him earlier in the middle or late rounds if you’re okay holding him while he heals, since he can be great when healthy but his ankle and competition for targets make earlier picks risky.

Week 0High
Jul 18

Draft him in the middle rounds — with Evans gone he should get more passes and could do better than where he's picked. Keep in mind he’s had injuries before, so there’s some risk.