We have talked about some truly special running backs in these DRBR breakdowns when it comes to their dynamic scores: Jaylen Warren, Kenneth Walker, Christian McCaffrey, Kyren Williams, Breece Hall—that's just to name a few of them.
Rachaad White is the anti-whatever that is. Rachaad White is the opposite of efficient. Rachaad White has some of the worst dynamic scores that I have ever seen with a running back that scored as highly as he did in volume. He is a ticking time bomb. Last season, he was in an offensive scheme with an offensive coordinator that was willing to give him enough touches to tie him for the league lead with Christian McCaffrey. That offensive coordinator is no longer in town, and now Rachaad White is in danger of becoming one of the most frustrating running backs that you can own in fantasy football because he doesn't do well in efficiency.
This isn't the first year his numbers were no good—his rookie season either. Back-to-back years of really, really poor efficiency numbers out of Rachaad White. So if he loses any of that volume from last season and he doesn't pick it up in terms of his efficiency, he's losing all of that ceiling that he had last year. Now, his floor may not be bad—his floor could still put him inside maybe low-end RB2 numbers—but any type of RB1 upside would be completely gone.
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