Rachaad White

White had one of the league's heaviest running back workloads in 2023, when he took on 272 carries and 64 receptions on 823 snaps, and as a pass catcher in particular he stood out during his four-year run with the Buccaneers, catching 205 passes over that span. White saw his playing time dwindle from that 2023 high point, however, probably due to White's lack of power and big-play ability as a runner. Though he showed the ability to take on the wear and tear of a starter's workload in 2023, White is neither a big-play threat as a runner nor powerful enough to consistently win in short-yardage situations. The pass-catching production was strong by any standard, and White isn't a complete zero as a runner, but when Bucky Irving arrived in 2024 and Sean Tucker caught some fire in 2025 the workload just kept getting smaller for White, who couldn't match other players as a runner and was at least matched by Irving as a receiver. Now on a one-year, $2 million deal with the Commanders, White might or might not reignite his career. Jacory Croskey-Merritt figures to handle as much of the rushing workload as he can, while on passing downs White's specialty isn't guaranteed to be enough to earn playing time over fellow passing-down backs Jeremy McNichols and Jerome Ford. White is paid the most of the three, though -- Ford and McNichols are both on one-year deals worth $1.3 million. Rookie sixth-round pick Kaytron Allen is also a good candidate to make the roster, though he likely wouldn't factor into passing-down considerations. Read Past Outlooks