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last five games for Trey Tucker, at least four catches in 42, 43 yards, 41 yards in each of those games. So that's right, an eight-point PPR floor...the floor has been better for Trey Tucker this year than it has been historically.

STACKED’s take

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Tucker's improved floor makes him a safer start than Kupp despite historical volatility.

The source ranks Trey Tucker slightly higher than Cooper Kupp for Week 7 starts, citing improved floor consistency this season. Last five games show at least four catches and 41-43 yards per game, yielding an eight-point PPR floor—not explosive but reliable. The source notes Tucker's unpredictability historically but emphasizes the floor has been better this year than in the past, making him preferable over Kupp despite being separated by only two ranking spots.

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