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I'd also continue to try and trade for Tucker Craft...the routes are ramping up. 22 routes in week one, 24 routes in week two, 37 routes last week...It's really only Christian Watson and Golden. So, he's only got two receivers he's competing with...I maintain that he's still a top five tight end rest of season.

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Kraft's routes ramping (37 last week); top-5 TE rest of season with soft schedule.

Trade target with strong route progression and top-five tight end rest-of-season projection. Routes are ramping significantly: 22 routes in week one, 24 in week two, 37 last week (ranked approximately top seven among tight ends). The source emphasizes Green Bay's offensive line is "horrific" and the Packers throw at the highest rate in the NFL. Kraft faces minimal receiver competition—only Christian Watson and Matthew Golden—compared to typical 11-personnel packages with five rotating receivers. With the Packers dropping back 70-75% of the time, the source maintains Kraft is a top-five tight end rest of season. The source also projects a favorable four-week schedule (at Buccaneers, vs. Bears, vs. Cowboys, at Lions) offering high-end ceiling matchups. The source emphasizes that tight end valuation is vibe-based and that Kraft's trade value is currently depressed; once he has a strong performance (e.g., 7 rec, 120 yards, 1 TD), his value will spike and he will become difficult to acquire. The source recommends trading for him now while his perceived value is low, before the schedule advantage becomes obvious to the broader market.

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