Rachaad White fantasy football owners were forced to be patient to start the NFL season. Only two of his first five games saw him score double-digit PPR fantasy points. However, in the last four weeks, there has been a huge turnaround, and now he is currently the highest-scoring RB since Week 8.
Rachaad White Fantasy Football Outlook Week 12
This tear that Rachaad White has been on for fantasy football is just outright impressive. He is now riding multiple streaks with four consecutive games of over 17.8 PPR fantasy points, and three consecutive games with scoring a touchdown.
You might look at the Colts’ last two games and think that they did okay, but consider the running backs they faced in that span. Chuba Hubbard got his second game of over 10.5 PPR fantasy points this season against the Colts in Week 9. Miles Sanders has only one game since Week 4 where he managed to score over 6.5 PPR fantasy points, and that’s when he had a 9.1-point performance against the Colts. It’s not just Week 9, as the same thing happened in Week 10. Rhamondre Stevenson achieved a season-high 88 rushing yards against the Colts in Week 10, and Ezekiel Elliott was able to score double-digit PPR fantasy points for the second time this season. The crazy part is that all four previously mentioned running backs had those types of days, and they end up finishing as high as RB23 in PPR scoring for the season coming into this week. Then, you look at the span of Weeks 4-8, and you see that an RB had scored more than 16.9 PPR fantasy points in every single week.
This is just too good to pass up. Rachaad White, who has been the top-scoring fantasy RB since Week 8, ends up facing a struggling defense against running backs in every game since Week 4. White will look to extend this white-hot streak that he has going, and you need to definitely have him starting this week.
If you want to see the Rachaad White fantasy football ranking for this week, check out our Week 12 fantasy football rankings. These rankings will be updated throughout the week.
