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Tucker is a borderline top-30 wide receiver in Week 1 because Brock Bowers is out with a knee injury... Thankfully, Tucker has an excellent fantasy matchup on Sunday against the Dolphins. Last season, Miami surrendered 29.5 fantasy points per game to wide receivers... they gave up 17 receiving touchdowns to wide receivers, the seventh-most in the league, allowing at least one in 76.5% of their matchups.
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Tucker elevates to top-30 WR with Bowers out; elite Miami matchup and target upside.
Tucker is a borderline top-30 wide receiver in Week 1 because Brock Bowers is out with a knee injury. He finished last year as WR38, averaging 9.5 PPR fantasy points per game despite playing on one of the NFL's most dysfunctional passing attacks. He played well in strong matchups, including Week 3 when he had eight receptions for 145 receiving yards, three touchdowns, and 40.9 fantasy points against Washington. Tucker has an excellent fantasy matchup on Sunday against Miami, which surrendered 29.5 fantasy points per game to wide receivers last season (19th-most) but gave up 17 receiving touchdowns to wide receivers (seventh-most), allowing at least one in 76.5% of matchups. Miami's secondary is arguably the worst in the NFL outside their first-round rookie cornerback Chris Johnson, and Tucker should benefit from an expected uptick in targets.
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