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Bucky Irving after being the clear lead back in week one became an even more clear lead back in week two for the Buccaneers. 51 snaps to Gainwell's 23. 17 rushes to Gainwell's two. 72% snap share on early downs... we have not seen very much of Shawn Tucker. And because we have not seen Shawn Tucker, things have been like we can feel confident that touchdowns will be coming over the course of the season for Bucky Irving at the goal line.
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51 snaps, 17 rushes, 72% early-down share; goal-line lock

Bucky Irving became an 'even more clear lead back' for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 2 with 51 snaps to Kenneth Gainwell's 23, 17 rushes to Gainwell's two, 72% snap share on early downs, and 13 PPR points. He ran 25 routes versus Gainwell's 12. Michael Pitman Jr. notes that Irving is 'quite a good running back' and that the team has not yet deployed Shawn Tucker significantly, meaning 'we can feel confident that touchdowns will be coming over the course of the season for Bucky Irving at the goal line.'

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