Egbuka was rolled up on by a teammate at Wednesday’s practice and limped off the field, but at the time, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reported that the issue was deemed to be minor. Since then, medical specialists have confirmed that Emeka Egbuka, suffered a toe sprain, putting a cloud of doubt around the start of his sophomore campaign.

Egbuka offers high-end WR2 upside after commanding a 23.6-percent Target Share and a 34.8-percent Air Yards Share in Tampa Bay’s offense, but recall that “minor” toe injuries have affected player availability and efficiency over the years. Savvy fantasy managers are pivoting to fully healthy options with similar 2026 projections in August fantasy football drafts and tempering expectations for Egbuka’s Week 1 clash against Cincinnati.