Expectations remain sky high for Tampa Bay WR Chris Godwin after his monster 2019 campaign. SI Fantasy expert Shawn Childs shares his thoughts on Godwin’s follow-up potential.

Once a player establishes himself as a big talent in the NFL, they’re expected to do it again and again. That’s a good problem for Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin to have though. He proved to be a big win for the wise guys in the high-stakes market in 2019, but he left them at the doorstep of victory after a Week 15 hamstring injury. Godwin began his career quietly with two solid but unremarkable fantasy seasons (34/525/1 in 2017 and 59/842/7 in 2018).

His 2019 season established Godwin’s new role as an alpha dog thanks to an electric run over six games (43/662/6 on 55 targets) while being a stud in Week 12 (7/184/2). Godwin gained over 100 yards in