Chris Godwin projects as a reliable WR3 for Tampa Bay in 2025, targeting 1,000+ yards and multiple touchdowns despite a deeper wide receiver corps.

Chris Godwin is coming off a year that was cut short due to a significant leg injury, and it sounds like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers star may not be quite

Chris Godwin is making steady progress in his recovery from last season's ankle injury. The Buccaneers have shared an update on his status, giving Baker Mayfield and the team a clearer picture of when the star wide receiver might return to action.

Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles confirmed the team will activate Godwin and starting right tackle Tristan Wirfs off the Physically Unable to Perform list. That means Godwin will be on the 53-man roster to open the 2025 campaign, rather than missing a minimum of four games had he stayed on the PUP list.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are getting a longer look at wide receiver Tez Johnson as injuries to Chris Godwin Jr. and rookie Jalen McMillan have created more oppo