Tre Tucker, WR, Cincinnati
NFL Draft analysis for Tre Tucker, WR, Cincinnati
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CBS Sports Staff
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Draft Scouting Report:
Rating: 76.57 (Chance to start)
Pro Comparison: Calvin Austin III
Accolades:
- 2020: Second-team All-AAC
- Career: Fifth in school history in kickoff return average (24.93) and third in kickoff return yards (1,670)
Summary:
What Tre Tucker lacks in size, he makes up for in playmaking ability. He had a strong Senior Bowl week -- no one could cover him -- and NFL teams will have to decide how high to draft a small receiver with return ability who has home-run potential every time he touches the ball.
Strengths:
- Undersized-but-electric WR who offers return ability
- Short-area quickness shines; gets in and out of breaks
- Tough -- can run through arm tackles even though slight frame
- Runs low to the ground; can be used in quick game and treats everything like punt-return right or punt-return left
- Eats up cushion from the slot vs. off defenders. Hits top end in 2-3 steps and will win every time vs. LB type on vertical routes
- Despite small catch radius, can make acrobatic catches away from body; shows good hands
Weaknesses:
- Undersized: listed at 5-8, 187 at the Senior Bowl
- Won't offer much as a blocker, even on the outside
- Contested catches are a problem because of size
Combine Results:
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.4 seconds
- Vertical: 37.5 inches
- Broad Jump: 10 feet, 4 inches














