From the episode
I feel like he could be their best wide out...three touchdown game out of nowhere last year...I can tell myself a story where he might have a hundred plus targets...950 yards and seven or eight touchdowns.
STACKED’s take
Tucker's upside (950 yards, 7-8 TDs) and improved QB situation justify late-round flier.
JJ Zachariason lists Trey Tucker as his number-two late-round player, noting that while the Raiders passing game is uncertain past Brock Bowers, Tucker is available when people are drafting third receivers and speculation running backs. Zachariason believes Tucker could be the Raiders' best wide receiver, though he acknowledges Bowers will get a million targets and Gentry will catch passes if healthy. Zachariason sees Tucker as a number-one receiver on a team that improved its offensive infrastructure under Clint Kubiak, and he expects some version of Kirk Cousins or Fernando Mendoza to be better than Geno Smith was last year. Tucker had a three-touchdown game out of nowhere last year. Zachariason notes Tucker could have 950 yards and 7-8 touchdowns, which is in his range of outcomes. He's a fast guy with long-touchdown upside and could have 100+ targets. Even if Tucker hits the high end of his range, he'll likely remain a WR4-5 on most rosters, useful for bye weeks. Zachariason also notes that Jalen Naylor, who was going ahead of Tucker earlier in the summer, has now fallen behind Tucker in live drafts on Fantasy Pros, which is the correct market correction.
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