Huddle Up: Tucker's numbers have improved in each of his first three seasons, but outside of a three-touchdown outburst in Week 3, he didn't show much upside. In fact, he was held under 50 receiving yards in each of his final 11 games. Tucker will have a new coach and likely a new quarterback in 2026, but the Raiders may also bring in competition at the receiver position. Tucker should have a good chance to enter the year as a starter, but he will be a speculative WR5.

Huddle Up: The highlight of Tucker's season was undoubtedly his 8-143-3 explosion in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders. He flirted with fantasy relevance after that, but he suffered the same fate as most of his teammates - all of whom were weighed down by the quarterback situation and one of the worst offensive line groups in the league. Tucker will likely begin the 2026 season as the team's No. 2 receiver - the Raiders will almost certainly prioritize adding a premium player at the position to feature in the offseason - which means he should be considered more of a back-end WR5 prospect in early best-ball drafts.

Huddle Up: Tucker has re-emerged as a solid option in deeper fantasy leagues in the past two games, posting nine receptions and 92 yards with 11 targets. He and the Raiders finish up with the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 18.

Huddle Up: Tucker had managed at least two receptions in every game this season, and he had at least 20 receiving yards in each of the past nine outings. However, this was a poor outing when fantasy managers needed him most. He'll look for rebound in Week 16 in Houston, but the Texans are one of the top defenses in the NFL, so his fantasy prospects are dim.

Huddle Up: Tucker has had a steady role in the passing game, but has struggled to put up significant numbers. Tucker has been held under 50 receiving yards in seven straight games, and he has been held under 30 yards in four of his last five contests.

Huddle Up: Tucker has been limited to 38 or fewer receiving yards in five of his past six games, and he has only one touchdown in the past nine game since his 145-yard, three-touchdown explosion in Washington back in Week 3.

Huddle Up: Tucker was targeted 10 times in the last game but was only able to finish with three catches and 28 yards. He has been a solid part of the Raiders passing game this season but is unlikely to be a starting option in most leagues.