This is the latest in a series of stories highlighting Georgia’s participants in the 2022 NFL Draft. Next up: Running back Zamir ... there. White took on the lead rusher role for the Bulldogs ...

Zamir White won ... in college and the pros. White's highest number of carries occurred in 2021, his final year with the ...

Five-star Zamir White (Laurinburg ... I met his son and his wife." The Bulldogs are a program White's mother thinks very highly of. "I like Georgia," Shanee said. "I have always liked Georgia ...

Georgia Bulldogs running back Zamir White runs an official 4.40-second time in the 40-yard dash at the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine. NFL Network's Bucky Brooks explains why he believes Georgia wide ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Zamir White ... The former Georgia star is the RB61, averaging only 3.8 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. Should fantasy players drop White?

White (groin) is listed as inactive Sunday versus the Steelers. This marks White's second absence in a row due to a groin injury, but on a positive note he was able to practice in a limited ...

Zamir White missed Thursday’s practice ... that the squad needs to get the struggling White more touches. If the former Georgia Bulldogs national champion is ruled out for Sunday’s matchup ...

Georgia football has been a breeding ground for ... Absent from the photo was running back Zamir White, who missed the game with a groin injury. Bowers' 37 receptions are third most in the NFL ...

White (groin) didn't practice Wednesday. White missed this past Sunday's loss to the Broncos and could be at risk of missing a second straight contest if he's unable to increase his practice ...

Zamir White and Alexander ... After a ton of offseason hype, White has been extremely underwhelming to start his third year. The former Georgia standout is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry ...

For the first time in 66 years, the Georgia football team is set to visit ... but it has been represented by a line of white English bulldogs since the 1950s. Texas fans already knew that, though.