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Puka Nacua Is Still The WR1 | Rams 2026 Fantasy Outlook
Puka Nacua had a career year last year. In his first year without Cooper Kupp, Nacua had 166 targets, 129 receptions, 1715 yards, and 11 total touchdowns. If you remember, I wrote about Puka Nacua a year ago. I made the case for him as the potential #1 WR in fantasy with a top-5 floor. I advised people to take Puka in the first round. And guess what? Puka was the WR1 in PPR. He was the WR1 by over 2 points per game (ppg) too, over Jaxon Smith-Njigba (JSN). Now he’s being drafted as the WR2 in the middle of the first round this year. Should you take him? I would. He’s my WR1 again this year. Let’s get into it. Puka Nacua Is Still The WR1 in Fantasy Football Puka improved on his rookie year highs by 6 targets, 24 receptions, 230 yards, and more than doubled his
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2026 Fantasy Football Series | Part 2: Bold Predictions (Weeks 1-4)
antasy football is about finding value before the rest of the league sees it. Every year, there are players who outperform expectations because opportunity meets talent. The first month of the season is where we find out which offseason narratives were real and which ones were just hype. Here are my bold predictions for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ first quarter of the 2026 fantasy season. Don’t miss the rest of Jay’s series on the 2026 Tampa Bay Buccaneers! The Fantasy Takes That Could Make or Break Your Draft Bold Prediction No. 1 Bucky Irving Is a Top 5 Fantasy Running Back Through Four Weeks The fantasy community has been waiting for the Buccaneers to fully commit to Bucky Irving. That time has arrived. Yes, Tampa brought in Kenneth Gainwell to help in the passing game, and Sean Tucker remains a talented depth option. But Irving is the most complete back
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2026 Fantasy Football Series | Part 1: Outlook (Weeks 1-4)
Fantasy football is a game of opportunity. Talent matters, but opportunity creates production. That is why the 2026 Tampa Bay Buccaneers are one of the most fascinating fantasy teams entering the season. Yes, I am a homer here. For years, fantasy managers knew where the football was going. Mike Evans was going to get targets. He was going to win contested catches. He was going to score touchdowns. Now that role is open. The first four weeks will tell fantasy managers whether Tampa Bay has found a new fantasy identity. The Buccaneers begin the season with a fascinating four-game stretch that should tell us exactly what this offense wants to be. Tampa opens on the road against Cincinnati before hosting Cleveland and Minnesota, then finishes the first quarter with Green Bay. There are no easy games, but there are plenty of fantasy opportunities. Let’s break down how every fantasy-relevant Buccaneer