Chicago Bears
  • 6'3"
  • 216
  • 25
  • 2 years
  • West Virginia
  • 2015 R1 O, None

Season To Date Statistics

Year Team Gms Plays Targets Catch Catch Yards YPC Catch TDs Car Rush Yards Rush TDs Fum Total Yards Total TDs 50+ Yd TDs 100+ Yard Gms 1+ TD Gms
2016 CHI 4 37 36 19 187 9.8 0 1 9 0 0 196 0 0 0 0

Recent Player News

  • Posted: 5/24/2017 9:28pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White has spent the last few months working to align his stride after a stress fracture in his left tibia ruined his rookie season and a left fibular spiral fracture and severe ankle ligament damage cost him 12 games last season, according to the Chicago Tribune's Rich Campbell.

    Huddle Up: Although Cameron Meredith figures to be the Bears' top receiver, White has the most natural of any wideout on the roster. Whether or not his body will hold up is a different story. Based on talent alone, White is worth the gamble in the later rounds in fantasy drafts this summer, but his injury woes make him someone who will be difficult to depend on for any length of time.

  • Posted: 5/13/2017 8:47am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White has been limited to four games in his first two years due to injuries, but head coach John Fox appears to like how his third season is starting. 'I think he looks very healthy. With the things that we?ve done, I?m hoping he can remain healthy. There?s been a bugaboo in his career thus far, and frustration. It starts with him; I don?t think anybody goes out there (to) get injured. But it is part of the game, and unfortunately it?s been a tough start. He?s a tireless worker, and I think he?s having a great offseason,' Fox said.

    Huddle Up: White did not play at all his rookie season due to a stress fracture in his left shin and missed most of list last year with a severe high left ankle sprain that led to a fractured fibula. With only Cameron Meredith as a viable threat at the moment, Chicago needs White to look like the seventh overall pick he was two years ago. Even with the way Meredith exploded onto the scene last season, White is still worth a late-round grab in fantasy based on talent alone.

  • Posted: 1/7/2017 10:41am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (leg) said he has not started running at this point but expects to be ready for offseason workouts.

    Huddle Up: White has dealt with injuries in each of his first two seasons but may have a big role in 2017 if Alshon Jeffery does not return to the Bears. White probably will have a starting role even if Jeffery returns but will be a risky option for owners because of his injury history. Owners probably should consider White as a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver at this point.

  • Posted: 1/2/2017 9:43am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (leg) is expected to be ready for the offseason program as he completes his recovery from a spiral fracture of his fibula, according to the Chicago Sun-Times' Adam L. Jahns.

    Huddle Up: Widely compared to the likes of Andre Johnson, Terrell Owens and Julio Jones in terms of his freakish talent, the No. 7 overall pick has been beset by season-ending leg injuries in each of his first two seasons. He's likely to retain his starting job in 2017, but he'll likely need to beat out Cameron Meredith for the No. 1 job even if Alshon Jeffery moves on in free agency.

  • Posted: 11/21/2016 8:11pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (leg) will not come back from the Reserve/Injured list this season, according to beat writer Brad Biggs. He will go into his third NFL season in 2017 with 191 total snaps under his belt, or the equivalent of about three games through two pro seasons.

    Huddle Up: White has plenty of potential, but he has not even come close to realizing it due to injuries derailing his first two seasons before they have even really gotten started.

  • Posted: 10/10/2016 12:03pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (leg) is expected to undergo surgery on his broken left fibula this week, according to head coach John Fox.

    Huddle Up: Cameron Meredith really broke out in Week 5 as the Bears' No. 2 wide receiver with White sidelined. Hoyer showed immediate trust in Meredith, throwing his was 12 times for nine connections, 130 yards and a score. The out-of-nowhere receiver is a top waiver wire pickup this week.

  • Posted: 10/5/2016 11:39am ET

    Updating a previous report, Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (ankle, leg) may need to undergo surgery to repair his fractured fibula, but the team is exploring all of their options before making a decision.

    Huddle Up: White probably would miss the rest of the season if he undergoes surgery, so owners probably can drop in him standard leagues. Eddie Royal should have a bigger factor in the passing game moving forward and could be a No. 3 receiver or flex option for owners.

  • Posted: 10/5/2016 11:06am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (ankle, leg) will be placed on the Reserve/Injured list because of a high ankle sprain as well as a fractured fibula. White could return to the lineup in eight weeks.

    Huddle Up: White likely will not be back until December, so owners in most standard leagues can consider dropping him if they need the roster space. Eddie Royal should receive more targets in the passing game and can be a No. 3 receiver or a flex option in leagues.

  • Posted: 10/5/2016 7:12am ET

    Updating previous reports, Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (ankle) is expected to miss extended time with his ankle injury.

    Huddle Up: Eddie Royal is a waiver candidate with an 18-241-2 line thus far. His role should continue to blossom, if he, too, can stay on the field. Pick him up and consider him for a flex play against the Indianapolis Colts.

  • Posted: 10/3/2016 12:06pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (ankle) was having his 'best game of the year' versus the Detroit Lions, according to head coach John Fox, who declined to update his wideout's status Monday, Oct. 3, after the second-year player left the Week 4 game during the third quarter in considerable pain.

    Huddle Up: Fox is notorious for keeping the media in the dark as long as possible when it comes to injuries, so definitive word may not be coming anytime soon. Owners should prepare for a multi-week absence and hope for something less than that. For what it is worth, White turned nine targets into six catches for 55 yards before his departure to back up Fox's assertion and remains a quality WR4 stash in fantasy at the moment, depending on the severity of his injury.

  • Posted: 10/3/2016 8:19am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (ankle) will have an MRI on his injured ankle Monday, Oct. 3.

    Huddle Up: White has been heavily targeted the last two games with 23 looks his way. He has a 19-187-0 line on the year, and he has a solid matchup against the Indianapolis Colts next week. Monitor his status through the week.

  • Posted: 9/16/2016 6:12pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White's responsibilities could be simplified, offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains said Friday, Sept. 16. '[We need to] just continue to make sure we're putting him in situations to be successful,' Loggains said. 'Make sure that we don't make the route tree too much for him and make sure that we're finding a good role in the offense for him as he continues to grow.'

    Huddle Up: White still possesses intriguing upside, but you may want to leave him on the bench until he becomes more comfortable with the offense.

  • Posted: 9/11/2016 9:48pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (hamstring) made his regular season debut in Week 1 against the Houston Texans. He finished with three receptions for 34 yards on a team-high seven targets.

    Huddle Up: White missed the entire 2015 season due to injury. As long as he can stay healthy he could be a nice WR3 in all fantasy formats.

  • Posted: 9/11/2016 9:21am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (hamstring) is officially active for the team's Week 1 game.

    Huddle Up: White could be limited during the game because of the injury, which makes him a risky option for owners. Owners may want to wait to see White play in a game or two before considering him for their starting lineups.

  • Posted: 9/10/2016 5:14pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (hamstring) is expected to play against the Houston Texans in Week 1, barring a setback in warmups.

    Huddle Up: It looks like White will finally make his regular season debut, and while he is tough to trust in the opener, he should be owned in all formats. He could be a viable fantasy starter sooner rather than later.

  • Posted: 9/8/2016 11:30am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White (hamstring) was limited during practice Thursday, Sept. 8.

    Huddle Up: Owners will need to keep an eye on the situation since White was not on the injury report Wednesday, Sept. 7. He is expected to be a big part of the passing game this season but the injury could affect his availability. White is a risky option for owners at this point but could be a starting option if he plays.

  • Posted: 9/1/2016 8:39pm ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White had four catches for 57 yards in the preseason finale against the Cleveland Browns Thursday, Sept. 1.

    Huddle Up: Consistency is likely to be an issue for White, but he possesses big-play ability and is set to be Chicago's No. 2 receiver. He offers plenty of upside and should be available as a WR4.

  • Posted: 8/17/2016 9:03am ET

    Chicago Bears WR Kevin White was impressive during a two-day joint practice against the New England Patriots, according to Pro Football Weekly's Hub Arkush, showing physicality and precise route-running against New England's top corners.

    Huddle Up: White, who missed his entire rookie season, has a world of talent and a legit stud on the other side in Alshon Jeffery. With so many question marks on offense, White's role could be substantial. He's a tantalizing WR4 candidate.

2016 Game Logs

Wk Opp Tar Cat CYds CTD
1 @HOU 7 3 34 0
2 PHI 6 4 36 0
3 @DAL 14 6 62 0
4 DET 9 6 55 0
17 @MIN 0 0 0 0

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