After a QB4 finish in fantasy in 2024, Mayfield regressed massively last season, losing more than 800 passing yards and 15 TD passes to fall to QB12. First-time offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard eschewed the screen game of previous OC Liam Coen for downfield shots, which backfired when injuries began to pile up for Mayfield and the Buccaneers. In the first six games, Mayfield averaged 257 passing yards with 12 TDs and one interception. In the last 11 games, Mayfield averaged 196 yards with a 14/10 TD/INT as a biceps injury on his throwing arm, a shoulder injury on his other arm and knee and oblique injuries impacted his throwing. What's more, Mike Evans missed nine games (and played 14 snaps in another) and Chris Godwin missed five midseason games. The Bucs replaced Grizzard this offseason with Zac Robinson, the former Falcons OC. Robinson had mixed results in Atlanta, but the hope is his background with the Rams' Sean McVay, a la Coen, will pay off for Mayfield. Evans departed in free agency, however, leaving Godwin as the No. 1 WR, with Emeka Egbuka, who had an up-and-down rookie year, and Jalen McMillan, who missed most last season with an injury, next up. Bucky Irving is a good receiver out of the backfield, as is newcomer Kenneth Gainwell, but replacing Evans is an issue. Health seems like the biggest factor, including with the offensive line, which was felled by injuries last season as well. Mayfield has top-10 fantasy potential, but he enters this season with some uncertainty.