With Chris Godwin Jr. locked into the starting slot, the Bucs are looking for depth and versatility behind him. Eric Rivers, who posted 1,166 yards and 12 TDs at FIU and 649 yards at Georgia Tech, offers a defined lane and the ability to contribute on special teams.
His performance at multiple schools and slot‑specific skills make him a natural fit for a WR5/WR6 role. The coaching staff sees Rivers as a developmental player who can add value without needing a full offensive workload. sport-newz.biz
