
Cade Otton enters Week Two looking for a bigger role in Tampa Bay’s passing attack. He caught three passes for 26 yards on five targets against Cincinnati.
Otton also played 56 of Tampa Bay’s 57 offensive snaps in the opener. That heavy workload should give him plenty of opportunities against Cleveland.
– Targets: 6-8
– Receptions: 4-6
– Receiving Yards: 45-65 yards
– Receiving Touchdowns: 0-1
Otton remains a consistent part of Tampa Bay’s offensive personnel. His Week One snap count shows how heavily the Buccaneers rely on him.
His five targets against Cincinnati provide a solid starting point for his expected workload. Baker Mayfield should have opportunities to find Otton underneath and across the middle.
Cleveland struggled during its 34-10 loss to Jacksonville. A cleaner offensive performance should create more opportunities throughout Tampa Bay’s passing attack.
– Targets: 7
– Receptions: 5
– Receiving Yards: 57
– Receiving Touchdowns: 0
Otton should see enough volume to improve upon his Week One production. His role gives him another reliable option for Mayfield against Cleveland.
The biggest question is whether Tampa Bay’s offense can sustain enough drives. If it does, Otton should have opportunities to produce.
Prediction: Five receptions for 57 yards and zero touchdowns.
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