Although he remains one of the NFL's best passing-down backs, White's gliding, passive style of running between the tackles made him vulnerable last season once Bucky Irving offered a contrasting, compelling alternative. Irving runs with zero hesitation and maximum aggression, whereas White seems to cautiously tread in comparison, as if waiting for a crease that never appears. Indeed, White is clearly more comfortable in space than in traffic, and as long as that's the case, it will be difficult for him to take a lot of touches at Irving's expense. The appeal for fantasy is that White's passing-down skills and strong track record of durability could lead to huge workloads if Irving misses time. Even then, there's some chance Sean Tucker -- who averaged 6.2 YPC on 50 carries last year -- would siphon off a meaningful share of early down work, leaving White with fewer touches than what a healthy Irving normally would handle.
