White split carries with Jeanty and Laube in late drives, providing depth behind the rookie and showing the Raiders are comfortable rotating backs in a competitive backfield.

White sits as Las Vegas' clear RB2 behind Ashton Jeanty, with potential handcuff value if Jeanty misses time in a run‐heavy Raiders system. His late‐season 2023 surge (high YPC and per‐game rushing yardage) suggests a floor in deeper formats, especially if usage grows early in 2025.

Zamir White slots as the early-down complement behind Jeanty, with a Week 1 plan that earmarks 6-7 carries as Jeanty handles the bulk. White's role is real but secondary, offering value as a floor component in deeper leagues and a potential pivot if Jeanty isn't efficient.

White started camp behind McCormick but gained traction via strong camp and preseason, though Ashton Jeanty’s draft and Raheem Mostert’s addition push him toward a committee role. The backfield remains crowded, with White’s future tied to injuries and volume shifts.

White logged nine carries for efficiency and could be LV’s No. 2 back behind Jeanty, with a strong ground game; he’s also a capable pass-catcher, potentially impacting the backfield balance and roster cuts.