Determined Sean Tucker

April 8th, 2024

Bucs RB Sean Tucker.

If workout videos mean anything, then Sean Tucker will break out this year.

Joe hopes he has a dynamite training camp. Having production in the worthless preseason games might help as well.

Last year Tucker was thought to be the steal of the rookie undrafted free agents. Tucker did not get drafted because he was found to have a heart condition.

Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht was able to pluck Tucker off the scrap heap, though the Syracuse product could not participate in any football activities until training camp.

Tucker played in the first three games of the regular season. And if you thought Rachaad White struggled, Tucker made White look like Tony Dorsett. Tucker averaged 1.53 yards a carry.

He never carried the ball again, landing clearly in the penthouse of Todd Bowles’ doghouse.

Licht, speaking of Tucker at the combine, was blunt. “He needs to take a big step.”

Tucker has risen from a months-long social media hibernation to publish workout videos.

These videos do prove one thing: Tucker seems determined to jump-start his very young NFL career. To be fair, the fact Tucker couldn’t workout last offseason due to his heart may have stunted his NFL growth.

If Tucker can’t stick with the Bucs this summer, it appears he will go down swinging.

38 Responses to “Determined Sean Tucker”

  1. geno711 Says:

    Pretty cool video. More interested in actual game field stuff.

  2. Lt. Dan Says:

    Sean Tucker “breaking out” would be a HUGE bonus. Kinda like getting a free high draft pick out of the blue.

  3. Beeej Says:

    Didn’t know the playbook?

  4. Lt. Dan Says:

    “Having production in the worthless preseason games might help as well.” You contradicted your belief in “worthless” preseason games with this one sentence Joe. Or are you just trying to trigger me?

  5. SB~LV Says:

    Fingers crossed 🤞

  6. Stanglassman Says:

    That video is impressive. By both athlete and videographer. Lots of really difficult-to-do well-done exercises. Professional quality edits. I’m really rooting for this guy. I believe it was his pass pro holding him back last year. It’s common for rookie RBS.

  7. Mort Says:

    Transformed his body, now he’s gotta transform his brain to learn this new offense and be productive. Pass-pro improvements will actually help him see the field as a rusher. So if he’s working on that stuff just as much, look out.

  8. Lord Cornelius Says:

    He had great college film and had my hopes up. Would be awesome because we need better RB/run game production period.

    Can’t be worst in the league every year lol

  9. Joe Says:

    You contradicted your belief in “worthless” preseason games with this one sentence Joe.

    🙂

  10. JimBobBuc Says:

    Tucker never really caught up from missing camp. He struggled with pass pro and the speed of defenses.

    He will improve the pass pro this camp. When running with the ball, he took bad angles thinking he could out-speed a defender – but he couldn’t. He needs a lot of snaps in preseason games and in the scrimmages with other teams. Then he’ll adapt to the speed of defenders and how to make people miss in the NFL.

  11. Bojim Says:

    Pulling for him.

  12. AlabamaBucsFan Says:

    I agree with Beeej, Tucker did not know the playbook. This slows down a player tremendously. He had no muscle memory and had to think before each move. Tucker could be the most improved player this year.

  13. MadMax Says:

    Impressive vid….it just needs to translate to the game day stuff

  14. BucsFan Says:

    But can he stand in the 4ft depth of a pool and jump out onto the ground??

  15. PSL Bob Says:

    Pretty impressive stuff in that video. Let’s hope that translates to improved on-field performance.

  16. PSL Bob Says:

    Sorry MadMax, you beat me to it!

  17. Cobraboy Says:

    Props to him, hoping the hard work pays off.

  18. Slacker Says:

    Believe it when I see it……Kenny Bell was the next Randy Moss in training camp remember?

  19. Lakeland Steve Says:

    I’m really pulling for this kid. Wouldn’t it be something if he had a breakout year and became part of the running back rotation.

  20. Bucben61 Says:

    I still hope we use one of or 3rd round picks on a between the tackles RB like a Braelon Allen

  21. Dave Pear Says:

    I’m cheering for him.

    That said, he’s one of the college guys that could run through a 5 yard wide hole.

    In the NFL it’s simple. He sucks. He’s awful. Waste of a roster spot even with 90 players allowed in camp.

  22. Pickgrin Says:

    Man – that shot with his shirt off shows that Tucker is rocked up big time.

    This guy has a combination of speed and strength that you just don’t see very often.

    5′-9 1/2″ – 209 lbs
    Legit 4.3 speed – former track star – state champion in 55M, 100M and 200M
    38″ vertical jump
    29 bench press reps – again TWENTY NINE reps!

    If Sean Tucker can merge all the mental aspects of the game with those almost unbelievable physical attributes….. Look Out

  23. David Says:

    It would be awesome to have a dynamic, could go the distance, anytime, running back for once.
    Would love to see him and White as a 1-2 punch

  24. unbelievable Says:

    That box jump was impressive.

    Would love to see this kid turn into something this year

  25. SlyPirate Says:

    HELL YA!

    Running, catching and PRACTICING BLOCKING!!!

    Grind and go get yours ST.

  26. Gotti-Dog-05-20-84 Says:

    Kinda gives ya Nick Chubb vibes from the workout perspective…hope it shows on the field

  27. Fred McNeil Says:

    I am pretty sure he will have a better shot this year.

  28. Rod Munch Says:

    I have no idea what people see in this guy. Said so last year, watching his film, he just looks like a basic north/south runner and not much else. Watching him with the Bucs, he looked like a basic north/south runner and not much else.

    Sometimes those guys, if they play special teams, can stick around. So if I’m Tucker, I’m spending my time learning how to tackle.

  29. Proudbucsfan Says:

    He can take JTS roster spot. It’s about time they got rid of that guy he’s terrible and shouldn’t be in the NFL

  30. 74 Bucs Fan Says:

    Rod Munch Says:
    April 8th, 2024 at 2:42 pm
    I have no idea what people see in this guy. Said so last year, watching his film, he just looks like a basic north/south runner and not much else. Watching him with the Bucs, he looked like a basic north/south runner and not much else.

    Not sure what you’re looking at Rod. Rojo was a north/south runner. This kid has some hops.

  31. Ex-Browns02 Says:

    I’m hoping that he can make the team and earn his way on to the field this year. He’s got good hands, so pretty versatile as well. I’m interested to see if/how he fits into the Coen offensive scheme.

  32. sweti_yeti Says:

    It would be a gift if this guy became a legit NFL player this year. We need RB depth.

  33. View from 132 Says:

    Pulling for this dude. Could be a big plus and a compliment to White.

    Also pulling for Joe to cover this kind of thing more. Less Ian Beckles, more players we don’t talk about much.

  34. BucsFan6789 Says:

    He was doing some pretty advanced workouts, I say he takes over rb1. You heard it here first.

  35. Jeremy Goins Says:

    Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the mouth

  36. FrontFour Says:

    Good luck to this young man. Respect for putting in the work.

  37. Suggiefresh Says:

    Heard a report that his problem was he sucked at picking up the blocks from rushers in the backfield, can’t pass protect, can’t play running back.

  38. infomeplease Says:

    If ST can make an impact on the field, then all the Bucs fans will be pulling for him!! New year… New season.