These are the guys I'm interested in..
Kenny Golladay - When he came back from his hamstring injury in week 10 of last year he played on 21%, 56%, 68%, 76%, 85%, 79%, 95% and 88% of the snaps respectively. DET went 3-wide a lot last year (74%, 2nd most) so his snaps didn't come at the expense of anyone aside from T.J. Jones but we have seen Golladay line up in 2-wide sets over Tate during the preseason. Even though he missed 5 games and only averaged ~4.5 targets a game he led all rookies in gains of 40+ yards last year and is DET's biggest receiver so it seems likely that he will be leaned on in the RZ. He drew 6 targets in the RZ last year (to Tate's 8 and Jones' 18) and could benefit from Ebron's vacated 12.
Keelan Cole - Even before the Lee injury he was a late round target but now I think he's a no-brainer. Coming out the bye week last year his target share, by week, was 16%, 16%, 20%, 21%, 8%, 11%, 31%, 26% and 24% - that's an average market share of ~20%. In weeks 13-17 last year he was a WR1 averaging ~18ppg in full ppr. JAC also looks to have a soft passing schedule. Dede Westbrook gets an honorable mention for being one of JAC's biggest play makers who stands to benefit the most from Lee's injury.
Chris Godwin - At the beginning of the season last year Godwin played sparingly and only saw ~20% of the snaps. After given a chance in week 10 with Evans out, where Godwin played on 97% of the snaps and caught 5 balls for 68 yards, he forced TB's hand and begun to slowly play on a larger percent of the snaps regardless of Evans or Jackon's availability. In the five games where he played on more than 50% of the snaps he finished with lines of 5/68/0, 5/68/0, 1/18/0, 6/98/0 and 7/111/1. To put it into perspective, Evans has had a single 100+ yard game in his last 19 starts, Godwin has the same number of 100+ yard games in 3 starts. There's a lot of mouths to feed in TB but I think Godwin is good enough to eventually become the 1B in TB this season.
John Ross - I like him for the same reasons I like Green this year. Lazor will have had an entire off-season to implement his offense and is going uptempo. He skews towards the pass (ranked 9th and 4th in pass play percentage while in MIA, 14th last year with CIN) so I think the pie will be large. Ross will benefit from playing across from one of the best WRs in the game so he likely won't garner much attention and the offense as a whole from the OL to pass catching weapons should improve. Most importantly, I like what I see on tape even if the sample size is tiny. He seems to play at a different speed than everyone else and just needs his brain to catch up to his legs. If he can polish his game just a little bit I think he'll make an impact, the upside far outweighs the risk in the latter rounds.
Sterling Shepard - Even with Odell likely to soak up near 30% of the targets in NYG I think there can still be enough leftover for Shepard to make a fantasy impact. Shepard has proven that he's talented and capable of monster games (7/133/1, 11/142/0, 11/139/1) - he also has a clear connection with Eli. Shurmur, who will be calling plays in NYG this year, has had his hand if offenses in which the slot WRs (Thielen 2017, Jordan Matthews 2014-15) were very relevant. Shepard is also one of the rare WR handcuffs that I would consider.
