Sean Tucker: Buccaneers

[OrangeTarheel]

He’s got a nose for the end zone - 5th TD on the year. That’s almost half of their total rushing TDs for the year (11). Pretty good for a player that doesn’t start

 

[SuFTW]

He’s got a nose for the end zone - 5th TD on the year. That’s almost half of their total rushing TDs for the year (11). Pretty good for a player that doesn’t start

Is he in their goal line offense?

 

[sufandu]

Is he in their goal line offense?

I seems like they've moved that way. He's their strongest runner. I think they like the other two better because they're better in other ways, and they don't emphasize the running game all that much.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[HyattsCuse]

Tucker becoming a TD vulture. 3rd week in a row with a TD.

A Bucky Irving fantasy football owner’s worse nightmare

 

[orange79]

Tucker becoming a TD vulture. 3rd week in a row with a TD.

A Bucky Irving fantasy football owner’s worse nightmare

Yep. He's their goal-line back.

 

[rrlbees]

 

[cusefan88]

He's going to get a pretty good deal on the open market. Hasn't taken a ton of carries so lots of mileage left and incredibly productive when he played.

 

[bigmike]

The market will speak on him in due course. Here’s hoping it’s a positive reaction.

 

[CuseMan4]

He’ll have his options. Would be shocked if someone signs him as RB2 this season and by end of season he’s RB1. Dude is efficient and produces. Would be a great sign for a team at RB2 price and ends up being RB1. Gotta think that’s how some GMs are thinking

 

[Symphony Steve]

The market will speak on him in due course. Here’s hoping it’s a positive reaction.

Gotta admit--I'm surprised. Especially since they're letting Ra'chad White go.

 

[qdawgg]

The problem always is he’s a RB. There’s so many and always a million in the draft. I think he’s more than capable of at least being RB2 but it’s the one position where good players never really get a shot. His 7 TD’s are impressive though and that may be the thing that gets him signed to play a real role.

 

[sufandu]

Hoping Seattle grabs him as a Kenneth Walker replacement. They seemed to value running the ball.

 

[KaiserUEO]

Raiders, Chiefs and Packers could keep his dream alive.

and bring it to levels people here erroneously think he already hit.

 

[upperdeck]

many of these #2/3 rbs help in special teams. Does he play specials?

 

[KaiserUEO]

many of these #2/3 rbs help in special teams. Does he play specials?

hes benefited from the new kick off rules.

its really helped his roster spot case.

 

[shandeezy7]

many of these #2/3 rbs help in special teams. Does he play specials?

He's been a kick returner for TB the past two seasons. 41 returns for 1,007 yards over that span.

 

[sufandu]

Bucs Switch Up Decision On RB Sean Tucker

The Bucs have switched up their decision on the one-year tender for restricted free agent running back Sean Tucker, according to reports.

www.pewterreport.com

 

[721Comstock]

Bucs Switch Up Decision On RB Sean Tucker

The Bucs have switched up their decision on the one-year tender for restricted free agent running back Sean Tucker, according to reports.

www.pewterreport.com

Keep gettin dem checks!!

Pl34sed
Pl44sed

 

[Newhouser]

Glad they opted for the tender but not much news - no guarantee just right of first refusal and they can still let him go right?

 

[Symphony Steve]

Glad they opted for the tender but not much news - no guarantee just right of first refusal and they can still let him go right?

Not only that, but they signed Gainwell. Not much opportunity for Sean.

 

[sufandu]

Glad they opted for the tender but not much news - no guarantee just right of first refusal and they can still let him go right?

I think all that is right. It seems weird they wouldn't just let him walk if they didn't want him though. I would think they could go cheaper in the draft if they didn't think he had some sort of value. I still have my fingers crossed that Seattle offers a little more than they want to match.

 

[HtownOrange]

I think all that is right. It seems weird they wouldn't just let him walk if they didn't want him though. I would think they could go cheaper in the draft if they didn't think he had some sort of value. I still have my fingers crossed that Seattle offers a little more than they want to match.

It appears to me that they have their basic plan, they see value in Tucker based on his performance, not as much as he will be owed, at least in light of what they have and what they may draft. As said earlier in this thread, RBs are a dime a dozen. Along your lines, crossing my fingers that Seattle - or any other team - makes an offer to Tucker.