Zac Robinson to Make Bucs Offensive Players More Fantasy-Friendly?
New Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Zac Robinson has been a play-caller for two years now and has experience working with Sean McVay. He's expected to bring Los Angeles Rams concepts to Tampa, including "emphasizing the player over the play," according to Dan Pompei of The Athletic. It could have a positive impact on players like receivers Chris Godwin Jr. and Emeka Egbuka, and running back Bucky Irving, among others. Robinson could also help veteran quarterback Baker Mayfield bounce back in 2026, as he worked briefly with Mayfield in 2022 when Robinson was the QBs coach and passing-game coordinator for the Rams. The 31-year-old Mayfield's fantasy stock is definitely down, mainly because he lost future Hall of Fame WR Mike Evans in free agency this offseason. Godwin and Egbuka should see a steady dose of targets with Evans no longer around, and although newcomer Kenneth Gainwell will have a key role in the Bucs' backfield, Irving's explosiveness makes him an intriguing fantasy target in Robinson's new offense in 2026.
Source: The Athletic - Dan Pompei
Source: The Athletic - Dan Pompei
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