6'0"
Weight214 lbs.
Experience4 yrs.
Bye11
Jan 12, 1999
Age26.1
CollegeArizona State
NFL Draft Pick2022 - Rd 3, Pk 91
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Forty Yard Dash
4.48
Forty Yard Dash Rank
82%
Burst Score
127.10
Burst Score Rank
86%
Speed Score
106.30
Speed Score Rank
84%
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Rachaad White (Illness) Now Questionable
Buccaneers RB Rachaad White is now questionable for Sunday's game against the Eagles because of illness, according to multiple reports. Players most commonly play through such designations for illness. But the late arrival of White's issue could factor into his availability. RB Bucky Irving is also questionable with a hamstring injury, though he has said he expects to play and appeared to be moving well when testing it out Saturday. We'll check both Tampa Bay RBs when Sunday's inactives arrive.
Schefter: Rachaad White's knee is fine
Schefter: Rachaad White's knee is fine
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Bucs RB Rachaad White's knee is "fine" and that he will play vs. the Colts today. White was added to the injury report on Saturday "only as a matter of precaution" after his knee "briefly locked up on Friday," according to Schefter. But "there is nothing structurally wrong with White’s knee." We'll continue to keep an eye on White up to and throughout today's game. But he can stay in starting fantasy lineups in this plus matchup against the Colts' 31st-ranked RB defense.
Rachaad White expected to play Week 12
Rachaad White expected to play Week 12
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler hears that Bucs RB Rachaad White (knee) is expected to play vs. the Colts on Sunday. White was added to the injury report on Saturday and is listed as questionable. We'll look for further updates on his status and how big an issue that knee might be in Indianapolis.
Rachaad White (knee) added to injury report as questionable vs. Colts
Rachaad White (knee) added to injury report as questionable vs. Colts
The Buccaneers on Saturday added RB Rachaad White to the injury report as questionable with a knee issue. White didn’t turn up on any of the week’s practice reports, so this issue must have arisen at some point since Friday’s practice. We’ll obviously need to watch White’s status up until game time against the Colts. If he can’t go, Chase Edmonds looks like the next guy up. He was the only other Bucs RB to play any offensive snaps last week. Edmonds played just 21%, though, and White has dominated backfield touches all season. We’d bet on more of a committee in his absence than Edmonds taking over that role. Edmonds can work as an insurance option, though, if you don’t have a better replacement available
Russell Gage to miss 2023 season
Russell Gage to miss 2023 season
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler confirms that Bucs WR Russell Gage will miss the entire 2023 season with the knee injury he suffered in Wednesday's practice. Gage was locked into Tampa's No. 3 WR job before this injury. The Bucs are now left with WRs Trey Palmer, Deven Thompkins, David Moore, and Rakim Jarrett to battle for that job. Palmer is an intriguing rookie and might be worth a look near the very end of best-ball drafts. Gage's injury should mean extra targets for WR Chris Godwin, WR Mike Evans, RB Rachaad White, and TE Cade Otton. We've adjusted all the Bucs in the 2023 fantasy football rankings.
Update: Gage suffered a ruptured right patellar tendon.
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@ WAS |
1.6% |
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DET |
-14.3% |
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3 |
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@ DEN |
-1% |
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4 |
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@ PHI |
-25% |
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5 |
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ATL |
-1% |
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6 |
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NO |
12% |
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7 |
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@ BAL |
-8.8% |
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8 |
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@ ATL |
-1% |
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KC |
-27.5% |
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10 |
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@ SF |
10.5% |
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11 |
BYE |
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12 |
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NYG |
12.5% |
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13 |
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CAR |
39.9% |
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14 |
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@ LVR |
2.4% |
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15 |
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LAC |
-11.5% |
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16 |
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DAL |
-1.3% |
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17 |
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@ CAR |
39.9% |
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18 |
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@ NO |
12% |
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Rachaad White's Preseason Player Analysis
Bottom Line
Our 2023 Breakout Pick, White delivered for the Buccaneers as a receiving RB who was a solid RB1 in PPR leagues.
But the Buccaneers lost OC Dave Canales and are changing offenses once again. Though White will be used heavily in the game plan, it may be difficult for him to repeat last year’s success.
They also added rookie RB Bucky Irving, who brings receiving upside.
White is a high-end RB2 both in ADP and our rankings accounting for his receptions regressing to the mean and the Buccaneers’ offense as a whole taking a step backward.
What We Learned Last Year
What to Expect in 2024