Sean Tucker

Snap share and carry share both trended down over the final month of the 2025 season (12% to 7% snaps across the last four games), the wrong direction heading into a contract year.

A hamstring injury left him doubtful for the 2026 season opener against Cincinnati after limited practice reps that week, adding an availability question on top of an already marginal role.

Pass-game usage is negligible (2% season-long target share, WOPR of 0.03, near-zero target share across his last four games), which caps his PPR floor even if his carry role were to expand.

His closest statistical comps (Jordan Mason, Alexander Mattison, Samaje Perine) settled into 5-8 PPG committee or backup roles in their second full season rather than breaking out as lead backs.

The coaching staff has carved out fourth-quarter, lead-protecting and goal-line usage for him (seven touchdowns on a limited 2025 workload), a narrow but real path to occasional spike weeks.

Tampa Bay re-signed him to a new one-year deal with incentives ahead of the 2026 season rather than letting him leave in free agency, signaling the staff still values his depth-chart role.