Buccaneers RB Chase Edmonds is having an MRI today on an MCL injury that knocked him out of Sunday's win over the Bears. Edmonds missing further time could only help rookie RB Sean Tucker, who already edged the vet in Week 1 playing time. Ke'Shawn Vaughn would likely find a role with Edmonds out as well. Rachaad White remained the clear lead back in Week 2.

Rachaad White had a strong performance in the Buccaneers' win over the Bears, tallying 73 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. He also contributed with 5 receptions for 30 yards. White dominated the RB opportunities for the Bucs, claiming 68.8% of the total opportunities and accounting for 84.4% of the total RB yards in the game. Despite his impressive performance, White's role is the key factor for his fantasy value. The Buccaneers have upcoming matchups against the Eagles and the Saints before their Week 5 bye.

Rachaad White had a strong performance in Week 2, tallying 73 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries, along with 5 receptions for 30 yards. He claimed the majority of RB opportunities for the Buccaneers and accounted for a significant portion of the team's total RB yards in the game.

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Despite not being productive in Week 1, Rachaad White's workload of 19 touches should encourage fantasy owners. Backup Sean Tucker saw fewer touches and Chase Edmonds had minimal involvement. White will face an improved Bears front seven in Week 2, but he remains a viable RB2 option.

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Bucs OC Dave Canales recently called RB Rachaad White a 'fantastic back.' He added that there are a 'bunch of good backs' behind White, referring to Sean Tucker, Ke'Shawn Vaughn, and Chase Edmonds. The conclusion here is that White enters the season as Tampa's clear backfield leader. Canales added, 'I think there's more to learn about just how we use Rachaad on third down.' White continues to look like a strong value in fantasy drafts -- and a RB2 with upside to open the year.

RB Sean Tucker will open the season as the backup to Rachaad White. White remains an RB2 fantasy target, while Tucker slides in as a late-round handcuff.