Trey Palmer

Palmer drew one target. With the Bucs headed on bye and Mike Evans (hamstring) potentially returning for Week 12, Palmer isn't worth keeping around in even the deepest of PPR leagues.

Shepard popped up on the injury report with hamstring and hip issues on Wednesday after the Bucs' Week 9 Monday loss to the Chiefs. Starting off a shorter week, Shepard still has a chance to practice in time for Week 10's matchup against the 49ers. However, if he cannot go, Trey Palmer remains the primary healthy wide receiver on the team with TE Cade Otton receiving another bump in usage.

Shepard popped up on the injury report with hamstring and hip issues on Wednesday after the Bucs' Week 9 Monday loss to the Chiefs. Starting off a shorter week, Shepard still has a chance to practice in time for Week 10's matchup against the 49ers. However, if he cannot go, Trey Palmer remains the primary healthy wide receiver on the team with TE Cade Otton receiving another bump in usage.

Bucs WR Jalen McMillan (hamstring) is inactive for tonight s game vs. the Chiefs. He injured his hamstring in Saturday s practice, leaving him iffy for Week 10. The Bucs have a Week 11 bye. WR Sterling Shepard (hamstring) is active, joining Trey Palmer, Rakim Jarrett, Ryan Miller, and Marquez Callaway in this undermanned WR corps. TE Cade Otton is the best bet for Bucs targets tonight.

Palmer played most of the offensive snaps for a team missing its top three wide receivers but failed to generate anything of fantasy utility against the stout secondary of the Chiefs. Palmer's next chance to put up usable counting stats comes in another difficult matchup in Week 10 against the 49ers.