Commanders' Rachaad White could have significant role in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 7:02 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The Washington Commanders' offseason activities suggest Rachaad White may play a notable role in 2026. After signing running backs White and Jerome Ford, along with the return of Jeremy McNichols, the team looks to bolster its backfield. Second-year player Jacory Croskey-Merritt led the team in rushing yards last season, but White's skills in the passing game hint at a split workload. The chemistry between White and quarterback Jayden Daniels, who played together at Arizona State, is evident from OTAs. Coaches are optimistic about White's potential impact this season.
- •Rachaad White has shown promise in passing drills during OTAs.
- •Jacory Croskey-Merritt was the Commanders' leading rusher last season.
- •Washington signed Rachaad White and Jerome Ford to one-year deals.
- •White's connection with quarterback Jayden Daniels has developed well.
- •The Commanders aim to strengthen their running game as training camps approach.
- 7:02 AMYahoo Sports — New Commanders RB could have significant role in 2026
"If OTAs tell us anything, this new Commanders running back could be in store for a significant role in 2026.
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