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Trey Tucker at the 12.07. Again, like with the wide receivers that are in this range, like Cyrus Allen, Trey Tucker, I think they're great plays in Best Ball. But, if we compare them to the running backs, why I always try to finding putting myself in a position in which we're drafting a ton of running backs here is I know exactly when we would start Brian Robinson. When we look at, say, Trey Tucker, how would I ever know when to put Trey Tucker in my lineup?
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Great in best ball but unclear starting scenarios vs. RBs.
JJ Zachariason drafts Trey Tucker at 12:07 and identifies him alongside Cyrus Allen as great plays in best ball formats; however, Zachariason prefers running backs in this range because he has clarity on when to start them versus wide receivers like Tucker, where there's no clear scenario in which you know when to start them. Zachariason finds it hard to draft wide receivers in the late-round range because starting decisions are less predictable than backup running backs where injury to the lead back creates obvious starting opportunity.
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