Roberto Aguayo

There were big expectations for Aguayo after he was a second-round pick in 2016, but he failed to live up to them, as his 71 percent field-goal success rate was the lowest in the NFL. He struggled mightily from distance, making just four of his 11 attempts from at least 40 yards. Additionally, there is no guarantee that he'll be the starter this season, as the Bucs brought in Nick Folk to compete for the job during training camp. Whoever wins figures to be a decent option based on attempts, though Tampa Bay isn't likely to have an offense strong enough to support a top-five fantasy kicker.

The Buccaneers traded up to draft Aguayo in the second round (59th overall) of this year's draft, making him the highest-drafted kicker since the Jets picked Mike Nugent 47th overall back in 2005. The expectations are certainly high for the Florida State product, who was successful on 90 percent of his field-goal attempts and hit all of his PATs, making him the most accurate kicker in NCAA history. The Bucs' kicker production improved markedly last season, as they ranked 28th in 2014 and 27th the year prior, before scoring the 14th-most points from the position last year. With quarterback Jameis Winston more comfortable running the offense, Aguayo could be a decent fantasy option if he can maintain his accuracy.