Rachaad White left TB's first preseason game against Tennessee with a groin injury in the opening quarter, finishing with six carries for 28 yards. Kyle Trask worked with a largely rested offense, while Sean Tucker handled backfield duties after White exited. The Buccaneers used the night to evaluate depth behind White, a third-round pick from Arizona State entering the final year of his rookie contract. White’s absence could inject more run-game opportunity for Tucker and for Bucs rookie Bucky Irving, who last season proved productive as TB's leading rookie rusher with 1,122 yards and eight touchdowns on a strong per-carry clip. Irving’s impressive 1,514 scrimmage yards as a rookie underline the backfield talent TB can lean on if White misses time, making Tucker a potential late-round fantasy target should White be sidelined for any stretch. The Titans offered a measured preseason test, giving TB a clear look at its depth behind White and at how the offense might rotate in a regular-season environment.