What It Means:

The Tribune also reported just a few days ago that the Bears simply "don't know" whether White will regain his explosiveness. A fractured left tibia cost him his entire rookie season, and then issues in the same leg limited him to all but four games in 2016. The opportunity will be there if his health allows it, but White is a late-round flier littered with question marks entering fantasy drafts this season.

Among the 32 wide receivers to see between 25 and 50 targets last season, White's 0.29 Reception Net Expected Points per target was ahead of only Braxton Miller (0.22) in that group.