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ArticleBeyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 2)
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The Buccaneers' backfield hierarchy was clean: Irving is the every-down back; Gainwell the change-of-pace/passing-down piece - no committee ambiguity here. Irving was the clear dual-threat workhorse: 61.5% snap share, a team-high 7 targets (all caught for 48 yards, though he did lose one on a fumble), plus 8 carries for 45 yards and a red-zone rushing touchdown.
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Irving is the clear dual-threat workhorse with 61.5% snaps and 15 total opportunities.

Irving is the clear every-down workhorse back with no committee ambiguity; 61.5% snap share, team-high 7 targets (all caught for 48 yards), 8 carries for 45 yards, and a red-zone rushing touchdown. His role near the goal line is more than just the one scored carry—he had a 5-yard gain into red-zone-adjacent territory wiped out by a defensive penalty, reinforcing real, moderate goal-line opportunity. Target volume tracks directly with Mayfield's checkdown-heavy game plan, but snap share and touch volume (15 total RB opportunities) back it up as a real three-down role either way.

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