Tre Tucker

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		50	123	1,566	10
2025		17	57	696	5
2024		17	47	539	3
2023		16

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Raiders locked up a solid depth receiver at an exceptional value, with Tre Tucker's four-year, $5.3M extension ($1.3M AAV) earning a strong B+ CVI that reflects shrewd roster management. At just over $1M annually with minimal guaranteed money, this deal provides Las Vegas with a proven special teams contributor and rotational wideout at barely above minimum wage for a fourth-year player. Tucker's production profile as a depth piece aligns perfectly with his compensation tier, giving the Raiders flexibility to develop him further without significant financial risk. The contract structure is particularly team-friendly, with only $900K guaranteed across four seasons, allowing Vegas to cut ties with minimal dead money if Tucker doesn't evolve beyond his current role. This represents exactly the type of cost-controlled depth signing that helps championship-caliber teams maintain roster balance, securing a reliable contributor while preserving cap space for premium positions.

Performance Analysis

Tre Tucker's D- grade with the Raiders is a frustrating assessment for a speedster who was supposed to provide Las Vegas with an explosive element. Tucker has the kind of top-end speed that can change games, but he hasn't been able to harness that speed into consistent production. His D- reflects a receiver who can fly past defenders on occasion but can't do much else at an NFL level. The route tree is limited, the hands have been inconsistent, and the overall impact has been minimal. Las Vegas needs their speed receiver to be more than a one-trick pony, and Tucker hasn't shown the ability to diversify. His value depends entirely on whether the offense can scheme him into favorable situations.