Davis Mattek backed Emeka Egbuka as a league-winning pick even after his ADP surge. He noted that every post-draft signal out of Tampa has been bearish on Chris Godwin’s availability—initial optimism, followed by indefinite timelines—and reminded listeners that Mike Evans is deep into his thirties. Mattek expects Egbuka to start from Week 1, out-target Godwin by the time Godwin finally returns, and settle in ahead of Jalen McMillan ("only 1.22 YPRR last year, Dotson/Raegor territory"). The clincher is a Week 17 date with Miami’s secondary, which he called a realistic candidate for "32-of-32" status. With Buccaneers–Dolphins projected as a track meet, Mattek views Egbuka as the most likely Tampa pass-catcher to post a 100-yard game when the fantasy title is on the line.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound explained that Baker Mayfield–Mike Evans–Chris Godwin stacks remain one of the cheapest high-upside constructions on the board, and he juiced the ceiling further by bringing it back with Dolphin tight end Jonnu Smith instead of the chalky Cade Otton. Tampa’s coaching staff has talked up heavier four-wide usage, while Mayfield’s 7th-highest deep-ball rate in 2023 already funneled spike weeks to Evans and Godwin. Jonnu supplies exposure to Miami’s fast-paced attack without spending a top-25 pick on Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle; his 1.64 career yards per route run dwarfs Otton’s 1.02, giving him real one-game winning potential at a near-free tag. All four players land after pick 70, so the combo soaks up minimal draft capital yet correlates to what projects as a warm-weather Week-17 total north of 49 points.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound stressed that the warm-weather Week-17 matchup in Tampa keeps the Dolphins’ ceiling fully intact, so he is comfortable continuing to draft Tyreek Hill at the 1-2 turn and pairing him with Mike Evans two rounds later. Pat acknowledged the uncertainty around Hill’s legal situation and the possibility of late-career decline for Evans, but argued that both receivers remain top-five in year-over-year yards per route run and target share inside the red zone. Because Tua Tagovailoa and Baker Mayfield can be scooped after pick 100, drafters can complete the double‐bring-back while still hammering elite RB or TE in the middle rounds. Pat believes the matchup alone will keep Hill’s ADP from slipping into Round 3 and expects Evans to gain a half-round of helium once more people notice the correlation. He recommends taking the pair whenever Hill falls past pick 10 and Evans is available at the 3-4 turn, projecting the duo for a combined 55 half-PPR points in a best-case outcome.