Tucker Kraft on dropped passes: I'm trying to do too much
Packers tight end Tucker Kraft's return from last season's torn ACL hasn't been without its bumps.
Tucker Kraft, the Packers' tight end, has faced challenges in his return from a torn ACL last season. Despite catching his first touchdown of the season in a recent win over the Buccaneers, he has also dropped a pass that could have resulted in points for his team. This drop is not an isolated incident, as Kraft has now accumulated five dropped passes in just four weeks, which is the most he has had in a single season.
Speaking to the Associated Press, Kraft admitted that he is trying to do too much on the field. He explained that during lulls in the offense, he tends to take his eyes off the ball, leading to mistakes. Kraft emphasized the importance of slowing down and focusing solely on catching the football. Prior to his injury, Kraft signed a long-term deal, and he expressed his ambition to continue improving beyond his previous performance.
He firmly believes that the key to his success lies in catching the ball with fewer issues in the remainder of the season.
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