The final rookie of the year vote reveals how close it is to be a finalist – The Pewter Plank

As another season is officially over, there is a lot of Tampa Buccaneers Bay to celebrate. This is more than the fact that the team won the fourth right NFC South title and hit a playoff ticket for the fifth consecutive season; The young talent that BUCS has developed flourished in a way that laid a strong foundation for the future.

Jason Licht nailed another fantastic draft class, a led by Bucky Irving’s running. He was a choice of Day 3, but in the end he was not only the most exciting rookie of the team, but also managed to take the league from the storm.

Bucky won a top billing from the back of Buccaneers, providing a spark, seemingly every time the insult needs one. He finished the year with over 1,500 common yards and positioned himself to take over as RB1 teams next year. The train has left the station and this is what members of the national media have a first -class ticket.

Bucky Irving almost ended with enough votes to be a rookie finalist of the year

Despite his incredible first season, Bucky had no ND as a finalist of the offensive rookie of the year. It was not a lot of competition, as Jaden Daniels at first glance had locked the award in the middle of his incredible rookie, but the exclusion of Irving among the finalists was remarkable.

Finally, we know how close he came to make a cut.

After Daniels was declared a winner, AP released the final vote, which revealed how close Bucky appeared to be a finalist. He finished with 31 points, which was 20 shy by Malik Warbras, but triple what Drake May had just behind him in seventh place.

Bucky found himself without a vote in the first or second place, but a writer wrote it in third place.

Irving would have a chance to be Buccaneers’s first rookie to win the award after Cadillac Williams took the trophy at home after the 2005 season. It always seemed to lose the Daniels Award, but at least it’s nice to know that Erving got more love for everything, Which did what the finalist Snub offered.

However, he was not on the podium and this is something that plays well in the gloomy identity of the team. Irving has already shown us what he can do when he was neglected as a prospect for the draft and it is difficult to believe that he will not be further motivated, leaving the conversation as the best offensive rookie of his class.

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