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Tucker Craft where I feel like he has had so much optimism... he was maybe the most efficient receiver across wide receivers and tight ends. Last year, he averaged like over 10 yards after the catch per reception... he did have a small uh tear in the meniscus, but he did not need a repair on that... if there is one guy that I would say, hey, he has a good chance to return on, you know, value just based off injury for me it would be Craft over Neighbors... I think there is a chance that Tucker Craft could be one of those guys that does get back to his pre-injury level of play at some point this year

STACKED’s take

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Isolated ACL, elite efficiency last year; good value bet to return to form mid-season.

Suffered an isolated ACL tear in November with only a small meniscus tear that did not require repair, making his injury profile significantly simpler than comparable cases. He was one of the most efficient receivers in the NFL last year, averaging over 10 yards after the catch per reception. The isolated ACL injury puts him on track for a standard 9-10 month recovery timeline. Ron Stewart assesses Craft as having a good chance to return on value compared to other injured receivers, anticipating a ramp-up period through the season. While not expected to be the same player in week one as week ten, Stewart believes Craft has a realistic chance to get back to his pre-injury level of play at some point during the year, making him an okay target for fantasy purposes.

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