McInnes compares much more favourably to his two predecessors but Jakco knows the crown jewels criteria is all he'll be judged on

Keith Jackson argues that Rangers are becoming relevant again in the Scottish Premiership title race under manager Derek McInnes. After replacing Danny Rohl in the summer, McInnes has guided Rangers to 19 points from their opening eight league games, including six consecutive victories, following a 3-1 win over Kilmarnock.
Jackson notes that despite early exits from European competitions and a shaky second half against Kilmarnock, Rangers benefit from clear midweeks compared to title rivals Celtic and Hearts. He contrasts this strong start with Russell Martin's poor tenure 12 months earlier, suggesting McInnes could mount a credible challenge to Celtic.
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