Tucker Kraft

Where Is the 2026 Fantasy Value in Green Bay?

The article discusses the 2026 fantasy value of the Green Bay Packers, highlighting the potential of Christian Watson, Christian Watson, and Jayden Reed

Trade: Rome Odunze, Jordan James, Tahj Brooks, Tucker Kraft

NFL Comeback Player of the Year Odds: The Empire Strikes Back

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here . Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs enter the season looking to reestablish themselves atop the AFC West, with the two-time MVP targeting a September return after suffering a devastating ACL tear late in the 2025 campaign. While there’s still no official timetable for Patrick Mahomes’ return, the superstar joins new Minnesota Vikings signal-caller Kyler Murray among the early favorites in the NFL Comeback Player of the Year odds . Here are the latest NFL odds as we build toward Week 1. Player Position Patrick Mahomes QB +150 Kyler Murray QB +550 Micah Parsons Edge +1000 Malik Nabers WR +1000 Daniel Jones QB +1600 Nick Bosa DE +1900 Fred Warner LB +1900 Tucker Kraft TE +2500 George Kittle TE +2500 Cam Skattebo RB +2700 Odds as of 5-19-2026. Odds from FanDuel, one of our best betting apps . Sign up with our FanDuel promo code , or get one of our other sportsbook promos . Here is a look at the opening odds for NFL Comeback Player of the Year. Patrick Mahomes (+150) opened as the betting favorite. Patrick Mahomes (+150) Kyler Murray (+550) Micah Parsons (+1000) Malik Nabers (+1000) Daniel Jones (+1600) Nick Bosa (+1900) Fred Warner (+1900) Tucker Kraft (+2500) George Kittle (+2500) Travis Hunter (+2700) Cam Skattebo (+2700) Brock Bowers (+3000) Garrett Wilson (+3300) Trey Hendrickson (+3500) Sam LaPorta (+4000) Geno Smith (+4000) Quinshon Judkins (+4000) Malik Willis (+4000) Tua Tagovailoa (+4000) Concussion history aside, Tua Tagovailoa will really benefit from a change of scenery. Heading into a one-year contract with the Atlanta Falcons , the former fifth overall pick will have a leg up on Michael Penix Jr. in training camp, as Penix continues to recover from the partially torn ACL he suffered a year ago. Tua spent three consecutive years from 2022–2024 leading the league in either passer rating, passing yards, or completion percentage, and landing in an offense featuring Bijan Robinson , Drake London , and Kyle Pitts could give the Falcons quarterback production similar to his best days under Mike McDaniel. Tagovailoa will also escape the cold conditions of the AFC East, no longer having to play in Buffalo or Foxborough, instead spending half his time indoors at home in Mercedes-Benz Stadium, along with favorable environments in New Orleans and Tampa Bay. If anything, Tagovailoa should feel like he's back in his SEC college days. CPOY Pick: Tua Tagovailoa (+4000 at FanDuel) NFL MVP odds NFL OPOY odds NFL DPOY odds NFL ROY odds • Over the last eight years, the NFL Comeback Player of the Year Award has gone to a quarterback seven times. • From 2014 to 2018, every Comeback Player of the Year had suffered a season-ending injury during the previous year, and Alex Smith won in 2020 after recovering from a devastating leg injury that almost required amputation. • Joe Burrow joins Chad Pennington (2006 and 2008) as the only player to win this award twice. Year NFL CPOY winner Team 2025 Christian McCaffrey San Francisco 49ers 2024 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 2023 Joe Flacco Cleveland Browns 2022 Geno Smith Seattle Seahawks 2021 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 2020 Alex Smith Washington Commanders 2019 Ryan Tannehill Tennessee Titans 2018 Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts 2017 Keenan Allen Los Angeles Chargers 2016 Jordy Nelson Green Bay Packers 2015 Eric Berry Kansas City Chiefs 2014 Rob Gronkowski New England Patriots 2013 Philip Rivers Los Angeles Chargers 2012 Peyton Manning Denver Broncos 2011 Matthew Stafford Detroit Lions 2010 Michael Vick Philadelphia Eagles This article originally appeared on Covers.com , read the full article here and view our best betting sites or check out our top sportsbook promos

Packers fail TE Luke Lachey’s physical

Tight end Luke Lachey, whom the Green Bay Packers picked up off waivers on Tuesday , had his physical failed by the team on Thursday and is now a free agent. Lachey, a Y tight end, was the type of tight end that the Packers’ room was missing. After the draft, general manager Brian Gutekunst admitted that the team was looking for an inline tight end, but that value didn’t present itself. Lachey didn’t have a failed physical designation when he was waived by the Houston Texans, who drafted him in the seventh round of the 2025 draft. This is the second tight end for whom the Packers have failed a physical this offseason, after undrafted rookie Eni Falayi failed a physical upon reporting with the team. Currently, Green Bay ’s tight end room is comprised of Tucker Kraft , Luke Musgrave , Josh Whyle , Drake Dabney, Messiah Swinson and RJ Maryland . The Packers have an open roster spot moving forward. In other news, rookie second-round pick cornerback Brandon Cisse has signed his contract, meaning all of the team’s draft picks are now signed. Former Green Bay defensive tackle James Ester, who was waived yesterday to make room for the waiver claim of receiver Brenden Rice — Jerry Rice’s son — was claimed by the Miami Dolphins

Jayden Reed's Dynasty Value Tethered to His Underwhelming Usage

Despite flashes of potential, Jayden Reed's fantasy production has been limited by his role and a crowded receiver room in Green Bay. While the departure of Romeo Doubs opens a theoretical door, competition from Christian Watson, Tucker Kraft, and Matthew Golden could keep Reed's target share low. His dynasty value reflects this uncertainty, with his upside capped by inconsistent usage

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Tucker Kraft Worth Buying Low in Dynasty Leagues?

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft (knee) is still an intriguing dynasty option as he works his way back from a torn ACL. Kraft ranked as the overall TE1 in PPR leagues last year before suffering the season-ending injury in Week 9. He had carved out a prominent role in the Packers' offense, emerging as Jordan Love's favorite target over an uninspiring group of wide receivers. We could see Kraft have an equally large workload in 2026, especially after the Packers traded away Dontayvion Wicks and watched Romeo Doubs depart in free agency. Health is the biggest concern for Kraft, and while it seems like he should be ready for the season opener, it's unclear if the effects of his recovery will have any impact on his mobility or production. We wouldn't be surprised if he picks up right where he left off, and even if he isn't the TE1 overall, he certainly has top-five value at the tight end position going forward. Given that Kraft has tremendous upside and is just 25 years old, he's a very appealing option in dynasty fantasy football leagues. The aforementioned ACL tear has dropped his price in dynasty trade talks, so managers might be able to buy low on Kraft this offseason