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Video: Feel It or F--k It 5.18.26: An RSP Podcast with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman
but yeah, I think Sean Tucker definitely is someone you want to consider at the end of drafts. Just you can you can get rid of him early on if you want to as a disposable piece if if everything's going swimmingly, but you definitely want to be um having them high on your waiver wire list to take advantage of.

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Positive signalSleeper

Late-round sleeper with high waiver-wire priority if backfield injury strikes.

Bob Harris recommends Sean Tucker as a late-round draft target with strong waiver wire upside. Tucker can be drafted as a disposable piece early in the draft and dropped if the team's backfield stays healthy, but should be prioritized high on waiver wire lists to capitalize on instant starter potential if an injury occurs. Harris values late-round RBs (picks 15-20) as rotational roster pieces with injury-contingent upside, and Tucker fits that profile with a different skill set than the team's other backs.

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