Mike Evans was incredibly efficient last year, recording 17.7 yards a reception. Now that Adam Humphries and DeSean Jackson have left Tampa Bay, Evans will be getting a lot more volume than last year. With his incredible efficiency and an increased workload, Evans is a threat to lead the league in receiving yards. On top of that, Evans has been able to put up double-digit touchdowns in the past when he was getting a large workload, so he will definitely have a chance to hit that again this year. Overall, Evans will see an increased workload that gives him the upside of the top receiver in fantasy, and couple that with a high floor and Evans is a great option in the late second or early third round.​