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Whereas Tucker was a useful best ball pick in the 18th round each of the last two years, now he goes almost in the 13th round. That's too high.
STACKED’s take
Tucker's ADP rose from 18th to 13th round; target rate doesn't justify the jump.
Tucker's UD ADP of 157.0 (approximately 13th round) is too high for best ball; the source notes Tucker was a useful pick in the 18th round each of the last two years but has risen significantly. Tucker has 173 targets on 1,871 snaps, requiring 900+ snaps for the third consecutive year to project for roughly 80 targets—acceptable only if he were still going in the 16th round or later. At current cost, Tucker is not a range of outcomes worth targeting over Jalen McMillan (148.3 UD), Jalen Nailor (148.4 UD), Ryan Flournoy (163.0 UD), or Tre' Harris (164.7 UD). Tucker is very fast and useful as decoy work, but doesn't draw targets at a high enough rate to justify his current cost.
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