Tucker is the kind of undrafted success story coaches appreciate. He has already started games at guard, can cover more than one line spot and provides legitimate relief depth behind Nelson. His best skill may be simply being ready when the team needs a steady, low-drama snap.
Strengths: Experience at guard and tackle, 30 NFL games of exposure and dependable backup value. He has already been part of Colts lines that protected well and ran efficiently in spot starts.
Weaknesses: He has not yet secured a long-term starting role and must keep improving functional strength against top interior power. His offensive value is mainly versatility and reliability, not high-end one-on-one dominance.