What the fuck is up? Welcome back. This is another episode of me, Noah Hills, an NPC between two ferns in my grandmother's side room talking about running backs.

And you could follow me on Twitter at Noah More Parties. You can follow me on TikTok at Noah More Parties.

And you can find my written work and my running back rankings at noamoreparties.com.

In today's video, I want to talk about one running back in this class, Sean Tucker,

who some people love.

I've seen him as high as like RB3 for some people in this class, and some people can't

stand the guy and I've seen him like outside of top 10.

So wide range of opinions on Sean Tucker. I'm going to give you mine.

Let's get it to do it.

If you think a year ago to like Kenneth Walker, what we were expecting from him at, like, the

Combine, really what we ended up from him at like the combine, really what

we ended up from him at the combine more than what we expected.

He was like, what, 5'9, between 5'9 and 510 and like 211 pounds.

That's like Sean Tucker.

Sean Tucker was listed at 5'10 and 210 pounds last season, and he is super explosive, fast. He could run right

around where Kenneth Walker ran, like the 4-3-7 or 8. Wouldn't be shocked to see this guy run

sub 4-4. He is very fast. And a lot of people putting together, like, rookie running back rankings

or prospecting from like a numbers based lens on dynasty Twitter and

things like that. A lot of these people like to look at running backs in in the context of like

a couple key metrics. Like I don't know if anybody really uses dominator rating anymore, but they

want them to be productive. But mostly they want their running backs to be decent size. 210 is

right around there. But speed10 is right around there.

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