Zamir White

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Yards	TD	YPC
Career		45	736	2	3.7
2025		6	32	0	2.7
2024		8	183	1	2.8
2023		17

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Las Vegas Raiders secured solid value with Zamir White's four-year, $4.4M extension, locking up a young running back at well below starter money while maintaining minimal financial risk. At just $1.1M per year, this deal represents excellent cost control for a player who's shown flashes but remains largely unproven at the NFL level — the kind of low-stakes gamble that can pay dividends if White develops into a consistent contributor. The minimal $0.7M guaranteed money gives Las Vegas an easy exit strategy if the Georgia product doesn't progress, while the modest AAV leaves plenty of salary cap flexibility to address other needs. White's youth and physical tools suggest there's upside to be unlocked, making this the type of developmental contract that separates smart front offices from reactive ones. This C-grade CVI reflects a prudent investment in potential rather than proven production — not spectacular value, but the kind of calculated risk that builds sustainable rosters without breaking the bank.

Performance Analysis

Zamir White's F grade with the Raiders is a disappointing collapse for a running back who was briefly the starter in Las Vegas. White showed enough in his early career to earn the lead role, but the production plummeted dramatically. His F grade reflects a player who has been completely ineffective — poor yards-per-carry, limited receiving production, and no explosive plays. The Raiders' offense has been dysfunctional, but White has been unable to create anything on his own. His limited vision and inability to make defenders miss have been the primary issues. White has gone from hopeful starter to potential roster casualty in a remarkably short time.