What the fuck is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah Hills. You can catch me on Twitter at Noah More Parties.

And today's video is the final installment of my dynasty running back rankings. This is running back 21 through 30. going to go 30 through 21.

My running back 30 is Rashad White.

He's currently being drafted in Dynasty at RB 33, and so I'm a little bit higher on him.

And basically the thing with him is he has a three-down

skill set with decent draft capital and he's on a great offense for now at least. He's six feet

tall, 215 pounds, good size, good athleticism, you know, sub 4-5 and the 40, 87th percentile

burst score. And he was really efficient as a runner in college, box-adjusted efficiency rating,

which measures what is the average carry for this player worth, given the box counts that he's

seeing, relative to what other running backs in the same offensive system are producing on a per-carry

basis.

And per that metric, Rashad White had an 86th percentile rushing performance in college, while according

to relative success rate, which measures, given the box counts that he's seeing, how often

is he like gaining a requisite amount of yards, given the down and distance situations he's carrying

the ball in, carrying the ball in relative to his teammates. And so it's a measure of down-to-down

consistency. And so he was 86th percentile

in overall efficiency, according to Bach suggested efficiency rating, and only 44th percentile

in relative success rate, which is a large disparity. And that indicates like volatile per-touch

output that's efficient, but not consistent on a down-to-down basis. You know, in the class

of 2022, this rookie class that gives

him like the number one disparity between those two things, the number one volatility rating

in this class. He's a boom-bust runner on a per touch basis, but he's also a really good receiver.

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