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Welcome in everybody to Fantasy Pros. This is the Fantasy Football Podcast. It's me, Joey P. Joe P. Zapia. With me, Scott Bogman and the Andrew Erickson. Today, we're going to talk about some guys. You want to stay away from... Don't stay away from this channel. Just stay away from these guys. That's what you want to do. These are the X's.

These are the ones that we just want to maybe walk around the landmines of 2026 fantasy football with a couple of the names. And the guys have two names each. They're going to drop on you. And before we get to those names, make sure you subscribe to the channel. See, that's how you stay ahead of the game in your league by subscribing to Fantasy pros YouTube by subscribing to the audio the audio feed, and don't forget to ring the bell to that goes ding. So you never miss one of these videos. We are just months away now from real fantasy football actually happening. So this is the time where you get smarter than everybody else, videos like this. But today, we're just going to talk about some of the busts, some of the guys that maybe we don't feel so warm and fuzzy about. So Andrew Erickson, who's a guy that's got you all

concerned heading into 2026? Concerned about Bucky Irving, running back for the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers. He is still nursing an injury from last year, which does not make me feel warm and

fuzzy because the sophomore

season for Bucky was a big disappointment. He was limited to just 10 games because of his

injury, and he was really inefficient. Fourth lowest rushing success rate, third worst

and yards per carry at 3.4. He scored one rushing touchdown in 2025, and as I kind of project this backfield out into

2006, where is Bucky Irving going to pay off his ADP-E-CR ranking when he's splitting

touches not only with Kenneth Gainwell, but also with Sean Tucker?

Sean Tucker has been a touchdown vulture, and the fact that Zach Robinson was so happy to use Tyler Agier with the Falcons at the Red Zone taking Bejohn Robinson off the field. If they prefer Sean Tucker at the goal line, I think that's going to be a concern for Bucky Irving when it comes to his touchdown upside in the Buccaneers offense. And then Kenneth Gainwell. Gainwell carved out a really big role last year for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

And I think G.

G.

G.

At one point, I remember because I was riding the Kenny G.

Banwagon, he was the starter in Philadelphia over D'Andre Swift.

But then he got injured and Swift ended up taking the job.

But I think that his talent was really on full display

last year with Pittsburgh and he finally got paid, deservedly so. And I think he's going to have a big

role. Todd Bowles and his office of coaching staff has already talked about how Bucky is the 1A.

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