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Seven targets for Trey Tucker...37 of 63 total snaps. 29% targets per route run...the primary deep threat on a team that has been much better than the market has anticipated. I do think that Trey Tucker uh is probably like a low-end fantasy football guy...No Raiders wide receiver has played more than a 65% snap share this season.
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Raiders WR1 in routes; 7 targets, 37 snaps, 29% TPRR; Bowers return looms
Trey Tucker led the Raiders in routes run with 37 of 63 total snaps (58.7% snap share); no Raiders wide receiver has played more than 65% snap share this season. He recorded 7 targets and 29% targets per route run. Michael Pitman Jr. views him as the primary deep threat on a team performing better than market expectations, positioning him as a low-end fantasy football option who can be used in flex spots despite variable weekly floors. Pitman Jr. notes that Brock Bowers' return will impact Tucker's role.
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