Rachaad White

Isaac Guerendo, D'Andre Swift and Rachaad White can help managers get to the fantasy championship.

Irving looked spry against the Chargers, spinning and bouncing away from contact. His low-double-digit fantasy-point results are certainly helpful but his upside remains capped by incumbent dual-threat RB Rachaad White. White out-snapped Irving 6-to-5 in the red zone and 10-to-3 on pure passing downs. Irving is a high-end RB2 against the Cowboys in Week 16.

White checked all of the boxes against the Chargers. His day was briefly jeopardized when he limped off after a red zone play but he was able to return after a short break. The big-bodied pass-catching specialist remains coaching catnip despite his inefficient rushing and ball security error; he is firmly entrenched as the Buccaneers' primary RB in both scoring position and on pure passing downs. He is a worthwhile flex option against the Cowboys in Week 16.

Baker Mayfield threw his fourth touchdown of the game to Rachaad White and extended the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' lead over the Los Angeles Chargers.

White was in the game as a member of the Buccaneers' green zone offense and got injured when his cleat briefly got stuck in the end zone turf, potentially implicating his knee or ankle. A Chargers defender bumped into him, as his foot was planted. White was then seen rolling onto his back before shaking out his right leg. He was walking gingerly on the sideline afterward but did not appear to be in an overwhelming amount of pain. Update: White was able to return but promptly lost a fumble, forced by Joey Bosa and recovered by DB Elijah Molden.