Huddle Up: Tucker burst onto the scene with 136 rushing yards in New Orleans in Week 6, and he had 192 total scrimmage yards and two total scores. However, he has had just 10 total rushing attempts and 43 yards in the past three games, with three receptions in the span. His fantasy value is limited to the deepest of fantasy leagues as long as Rachaad White and Bucky Irving are each healthy.

Huddle Up: Tucker exploded for big yardage in New Orleans last week, but he crashed back to Earth a little here. He is still worth remembering for fantasy, but as long as Rachaad White and Bucky Irving remain healthy, Tucker's fantasy ceiling is rather limited.

Huddle Up: All it took was Tucker for have a huge game to force his way into the mix, which suggests it may not take much one way or the other for Tampa Bay bumps one of them from the rotation if he has a bad game or gives one of them the lion's share of the carries if they have a great game. At the very least, White's involvement in the running game is on notice. Irving figures to remain in the same role regardless, as he brings the kind of explosiveness the offense was lacking for most of last year. Tucker is the wild card. If he can prove to the coaching staff he is the same runner he was in Week 6, it may not take long before White is primarily only used on long down-and-distance and two-minute situations.

Huddle Up: Rachaad White had first crack at the starting job, and he laid an egg in the first few games. Bucky Irving did a good job as the next man up, and he was solid in this game with 81 yards on the ground with a TD. Tucker and Irving could potentially be in a timeshare for head coach Todd Bowles, going with a hot hand like Sunday. Tucker is worth adding in all fantasy leagues as a reserve, just in case, but be cautious and keep him only as a reserve until we see Tampa in a game that is not a blowout.

Huddle Up: While White is the starter, his lack of experience makes him anything but a sure thing, making Tucker someone to keep an eye on moving forward. For now, White is a flex option while Tucker is his handcuff. However, Tucker is a good speculative add and bench stash just in case things don't work out for White.