Tucker was a distant third on the Bucs’ backfield depth chart and didn’t see any action in the playoff loss. He finished the regular season by rushing for 308 yards on 50 carries with two touchdowns. He also caught 9-of-12 targets for 109 yards and a touchdown. The 23-year-old is capable of being a solid backup running back in the NFL and could even supplant Rachaad White in that job next season, but for now, he enters 2025 with little fantasy value.

Tucker was used sparingly before the Bucs pulled their starters. Seven of his attempts came on the final drive with Kyle Trask under center. He could see more run late in Week 18 with a dreadful Saints squad on tap, but fantasy managers shouldn’t bank on that in their lineups.

Tucker rushed inefficiently against the Chargers but did notch a 37-yard kickoff return. He offers no standalone value but remains a high-upside bench stash for the fantasy football playoffs.

Bucky Irving left this game early with a back issue, but the Bucs leaned on Rachaad White to the tune of 17 carries and three targets. Tucker also had two targets but came down with neither of them. Tucker made a push to force a three-man backfield earlier this year but has since been phased out of the offense. An Irving injury could be his ticket back into the mix. If Irving misses Week 15, we’d expect Tucekr to be more involved. He should be stashed in deeper leagues ahead of his matchup with the Chargers.