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Underdog Fantasy Football Show fantasy football takes on Tucker Kraft
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from Underdog Fantasy Football Show about Tucker Kraft.
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All Underdog Fantasy Football Show insights about Tucker Kraft
NegativeRoleAug 19, 2026
Tucker Kraft is practicing and ranked 64th overall. However, the source cautions that he may be on a snap count or pitch count, and recommends pairing him with backup tight end Jawan Johnson in drafts. Johnson is available late or undrafted in most home leagues.PositiveProjectionAug 17, 2026
The source identifies Tucker Kraft as a significant negative regression candidate due to his unsustainable 11.4 yards per target against a 4.5 average depth of target. While acknowledging he is a 'model breaker,' the source expects his efficiency to decline from his historic levels.NegativeInjuryAug 17, 2026
Tucker Kraft has returned to contact practice, though he indicated he may be on a snap count until mid-season. The source remains optimistic about his role, noting the Packers' unproven tight end depth behind him and his unique ability as the team's best yards-after-catch threat, suggesting the snap count will likely be short-lived.PositiveInjuryAug 17, 2026
Tucker Craft has returned to contact and padded practice. The source has moved him into a tier ahead of Pitts and Fannan, viewing him as a promising tight end option.PositiveProjectionMay 19, 2026
When healthy, Tucker Craft averaged 14 half PPR points per game last season, which would have placed him just behind the tight end two overall.PositiveInjuryMay 19, 2026
Tucker Craft is recovering from an ACL tear but is expected to be available for week one, although he may not be at full strength until later in the season.PositiveInjuryNo date
The source observed Craft during offseason workouts and noted he is not wearing a bulky knee brace like other players recovering from injury (e.g., Ricky Pearsall); he appears ahead of schedule in his ACL recovery. His injury occurred cleanly halfway through the season, suggesting a potential ramp-up in September followed by a return to fringe top-five tight end status. Craft recently stated he will likely come off the active/PUP list very soon.NegativeProjectionNo date
Led all tight ends with +0.91 EPA per target last year and averaged 11.4 yards per target despite a 4.5 average depth of target—a combination that is nearly impossible to repeat given his underneath role; however, the source notes only freakish tight ends achieve such efficiency, and Craft is compared to George Kittle for his yards-after-catch ability and ability to turn short receptions into longer gains. Coming off a torn ACL, the source is conflicted: regression is likely, but historically freak athletes in their prime who recover from ACL injuries can maintain elite production.