Over his first three NFL seasons, running back Rachaad White has caught 165 passes, the fourth-most by any running back in the NFL in that span. He has also caught 89.2% of the passes intended for him, which is the second-highest rate for any player in the NFL over those three seasons who was targeted at least 50 times.

Last year, White was joined in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers backfield by Bucky Irving, who would go on to lead all NFL rookies in rushing yards (1,122), yards from scrimmage (1,514) and rushing touchdowns (eight). Irving also proved to be a productive pass-catcher in his debut campaign, snaring 47 passes for 392 yards. Oh, and that one player who caught a higher percentage of his targets than White? Yeah, it was Irving, at 90.4%, though obviously on about a third of the amount

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