Jay Ducker
Free Agent
Out
Injury Transfer Portal
Est. Return 8/1/2024
2023 Rush/Rec Stats
2023 Rush/Rec Projections
In transfer portal
Ducker (undisclosed) is in the transfer portal, according to his X account.
ANALYSIS
After redshirting 2023, Ducker still has two years of collegiate eligibility remaining. He will depend on his 2022 output attracting a lot of interest. That year, Ducker logged more than 500 rushing yards and five touchdowns, the former not including the 100-plus receiving yards he also recorded.
After redshirting 2023, Ducker still has two years of collegiate eligibility remaining. He will depend on his 2022 output attracting a lot of interest. That year, Ducker logged more than 500 rushing yards and five touchdowns, the former not including the 100-plus receiving yards he also recorded.
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2022
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2022 Fantasy Outlook
Ducker led the Northern Illinois backfield in 2021, handling 218 carries for 1,184 yards and three touchdowns, and he has decided to make the move to Memphis for the 2022 season. The Tigers have retained lead back Brandon Thomas (116 carries for 669 yards and eight touchdowns in 2021), and secondary option Rodrigues Clark (79 carries for 387 yards and four touchdowns in 2021) for the upcoming season, who will poise as fierce competition for Ducker’s aspirations of taking over the Memphis backfield. The Tigers experienced a lot of changes to their receiving core following the 2021 season, and the offense may become more reliant on the backfield to move the ball in 2022, leading to additional opportunities for Ducker and the rest of the backfield group.
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Doesn't appear in bowl game
Ducker (undisclosed) didn't take the field during Friday's bowl game versus Iowa State.
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Could play in bowl game
Head coach Ryan Silverfield indicated that Ducker will redshirt this season but could see the field on special teams in Memphis' matchup against Iowa State in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl.
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Participates in nine snaps
Ducker (undisclosed) participated in nine snaps during Memphis' game Saturday at Arkansas State.
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Warming up Saturday
Ducker (undisclosed) is warming up ahead of Saturday's game against Arkansas State, Blake Mayfield of Bluff City Media reports.
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Missed Week 1 due to injury
Ducker missed Saturday's game against Bethune-Cookman due to an undisclosed injury, but head coach Ryan Silverfield revealed he might return next week to face Arkansas State, Jonah Dylan of The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.
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