Can Zamir White Lead the NFL in Rushing Yards in 2024-25?
It’s no secret that the Las Vegas Raiders are banking on Zamir White to be their workhorse at running back this season, following the departure of Josh Jacobs to the Green Bay Packers. With high expectations come high stakes, and White is currently leading the pack as the favorite to lead the NFL in rushing yards.
Zamir White is the top contender to lead the NFL in rushing yards
White’s Impressive Stats
In his limited playing time last season, White impressed with two 100+ yard performances, including a 145-yard game against the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day. While his overall stats may not be staggering, with a total of 521 rushing yards and one touchdown in 31 games, his average of 114.3 yards per game as a starter is a promising sign.
Betting Odds Favor White
If you’re looking to place a bet on who will lead the NFL in rushing yards this season, you might want to consider putting your money on White. With 27% of tickets bet on him and an astonishing 43.5% handle percentage, White is the clear favorite among sports bettors.
How Do the Other Contenders Stack Up?
While White is the frontrunner, other notable running backs like Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor, and Saquon Barkley are also in the mix. Here’s a look at the odds to lead the league in rushing yards at FanDuel Sportsbook as of July 10:
- Christian McCaffrey, 49ers: +650
- Jonathan Taylor, Colts: +950
- Breece Hall, Jets: +1100
- Kyren Williams, Rams: +1500
- Saquon Barkely, Eagles: +1500
- Isiah Pacheco, Chiefs: +1900
- Bijan Robinson, Falcons: +1900
- Derrick Henry, Ravens: +2000
- Josh Jacobs, Packers: +2100
- Travis Etienne, Jaguars: +2300
- Rhamondre Stevenson, Patriots: +2600
- De’Von Achane, Dolphins: +2600
- James Cook, Bills: +2700
- Kenneth Walker III, Seahawks: +2800
- Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions: +3200
- Zamir White, Raiders: +3300
NFL running backs are gearing up for a competitive season
Can White Live Up to Expectations?
While questions abound at the quarterback position for the Raiders, who are likely to start second-year QB Aidan O’Connell, there’s no denying that White has the potential to be a game-changer for the team. With Jacobs gone, White is poised to take on a larger workload, which could translate to more rushing attempts throughout the season.
Will White rise to the challenge and lead the NFL in rushing yards in 2024-25? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – the Raiders’ faithful are banking on him to deliver.
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