Georgia Bulldogs alumni continue to make waves in the NFL, with one particular player poised to emerge as a significant figure in the upcoming 2024 season. As the dust settles on offseason moves and NFL training camps commence, former Bulldog Zamir White is gearing up for a pivotal year three with the Las Vegas Raiders, where he’s expected to step into a starting role following the departure of Josh Jacobs to the Green Bay Packers.
Drafted in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL draft as the 122nd overall pick, White spent his initial seasons in the league in a supporting role behind Jacobs. Now, with an opportunity to lead the Raiders’ ground game, White is primed to showcase his potential as a powerful, physical runner with a knack for finding the end zone. ESPN has recognized his promise, ranking him 13th among the top 25 under-the-radar players for the upcoming NFL season.
During his tenure at Georgia, White demonstrated his effectiveness with impressive stats, averaging 5.4 yards per carry and scoring 11 touchdowns on 160 carries in 2021. Known for his robust running style and strong lower body, White combines exceptional vision with agility to navigate through defenses, making him a formidable threat on the field.
In a similar trajectory, fellow Bulldog James Cook seized his opportunity with the Buffalo Bills in 2023, amassing over 1,100 rushing yards and contributing significantly in the passing game with 445 receiving yards and four touchdowns. While Cook excels in versatility, White’s focus remains on bolstering the Raiders’
