Godwin, ready to be a spoke in the wheel again, is rehabbing from last season's fractured fibula, torn deltoid and high ankle sprain.

Chris Godwin may be coming off a dislocated ankle, but expectations are high that he will pick up where he left off.

Chris Godwin is coming off what might have been his best statistical season. In his first seven games, he ranked second in fantasy points among wide receivers a

Godwin suffered a dislocated left ankle and a high ankle sprain, fractured his fibula and tore his deltoid with under a minute to play in a contest in which his team was trailing the Baltimore Ravens by 10 points this past October.

The Pittsburgh Steelers heavily pursued wide receiver Chris Godwin in free agency this offseason before the star decided to head back to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Godwin signed a three-year, $66 million deal, but was reportedly offered over $30 million per season by the New England Patriots.

The Patriots made a major offer to Chris Godwin of the Buccaneers, but were rejected in free agency. Now we know how much they offered. The post Star WR Gave Up More Than $50 Million to Spurn Patriots appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Frank Ammirante's top 5 undervalued fantasy football veterans and sleepers to draft in 2025. His draft targets include Chris Godwin, D.J. Moore, James Connor, Najee Harris, and Mark Andrews.