Trey Palmer

Palmer finished the season with 172 receiving yards and one touchdown on 12 receptions (22 targets). It was a disappointing effort from the third-year pro, who didn't seem to take the step forward that many were hoping for. He's currently third on the depth chart at wide receiver heading into the off-season, but the Bucs will likely bring in more competition for him or players above him, which means that it's hard to trust Palmer in any fantasy formats heading into next season.

The 31-year-old ended the season by catching 32-of-51 targets for 334 receiving yards and one touchdown. He had some solid games in Tampa Bay and will now hit free agency hoping to have shown enough that another team will give him a chance as a veteran presence in a receiving corps. The Bucs could also opt to bring him back since he was more reliable than Trey Palmer at the end of the season. Regardless of where he ends up, Shepard figures to be off fantasy radars unless there are injuries in front of him.