From the episode

I took Bucky Irving in this round straight out of the coping corner...I don't think the ceiling's there anymore...could it be a top 24 running back? Yes, I think so. And is that fine in the sixth round? Absolutely...Bucky Irving is still the RB one here.

STACKED’s take

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Irving's round 6 ADP bakes in risk but offers RB2 upside in improved Bucs offense.

Matt Harmon took Bucky Irving in round 6 as a stop-gap RB2 option after failing to secure multiple early running backs due to poor value. Harmon had Irving in the "coping corner" since February, citing limited ceiling with Sean Tucker back; he doesn't project Irving as a top-10 RB or RB1, but views him as a viable top-24 option in round 6. Harmon notes the Buccaneers offense will be significantly better with an improved offensive line, and Irving remains the RB1 there, making round 6 a palatable ADP that bakes in risk while offering reward.

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