Maurice Jones-Drew as if he claims Bucky Irving-joebucsfan.com

Bucky Irving better than 11th.

Joe and Morris Jones-Drew actually agree on one thing here:

Bucky Irving is a strong running back. But there Joe and MJD start to split. MJD, the former Jags star, writes for nfl.com, does not believe that Bucky is the top 10 NFL that goes back but closes.

MJD wants to see more than Bucky. That is why he ranked Bucs as No. 11 back in NFL.

Rank: 11 Bucky Erving

2024 Statistics: 17 games 207 Att | 1,122 Rush YDS | 5.4 YPC | 8 Rush TDS | 47 Rec | 392 Rec YDS | 0 RC TDS | 1 fumble Lost

Of all the players in the top 11, Irving is the one that no one has seen is coming and overtaken Joe Mickson from Houston here only because the veteran was more consistent than the rookie from beginning to end. BUCS crime is ranked fourth in fast yards and third in general, and the fourth choice helped to pave the way. It has established itself as above the average in the second half of the season, recording 834 yards for a fight in 12-18 weeks, a third larger in the league during this period. I was impressed by his physicality when he was running between the struggles, but his ability to catch the back.

Well, Joe thinks Bucky was more than “above the middle back” – if you are running for 834 yards in seven games when you know the defense is directed to stop you. This is a devilish good back.

Joe thinks MJD is doing a good job for nfl.com, but he seems to judge Bucky too roughly.

Joe would take Bucky over Aaron Jones, Joe Mickson, James Cook, Kiren Williams and Jonathan Taylor. That’s right, there is no typo.

At least the good thing is that Bucky learned NFL ways as a rookie. Imagine how good it can be now with the NFL year under your belt.