From the episode

For his career, Bucky Irving in games in which he sees a single digit target share, he's averaging under 12 fantasy points per game, 11.8. So again, just like without the pass catching work, you know, Irving becomes, you know, much more viable flex or low end RB2

STACKED’s take

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Irving's fantasy value is tied to game script and pass-catching volume.

McFarland notes that while Irving is a viable flex or low-end RB2, his fantasy value is highly dependent on game script and pass-catching usage. Historically, Irving averages under 12 fantasy points per game when seeing a single-digit target share, and if Kenneth Gainwell continues to handle passing-down work, Irving faces volatility in trailing game scripts.

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