Another day, another article hammering Lendale White for his lackadaisal work ethic. This time, it's Jeff Fisher getting on LenDale's case.

“Everybody else managed to make it back, he didn’t,” Fisher said. “Maybe there are things that are more important to him than things that we are doing. I’ll assume he’ll be back at some point today. He had some kind of flight problem or something like that,” Fisher said. “No one else seemed to have flight problems. ... I’ve been on record with being disappointed with him. I hope to have him back on the practice field, but again everybody else was here and he wasn’t. I’m anxious to hear what kind of excuse he has.”

Fat, lazy, and stupid is no way to go through an NFL career. And White is going to make it roughly as far as his old teammate Mike Williams if this keeps up.

After canvassing some opinion across Fantasy Nation, especially the people that work in the industry, I can't imagine White's stock getting much lower unless he gets released. And that's why it may be time to go after him in keeper leagues.

Unlike Williams, White looked very capable between the lines when he played as a rookie. He is only 22 years old and his only competition for carries this season is Arizona's Chris Henry, who has very little track record.

It's late May, and the impact of minicamp stories are always overblown. Just about everything from this summer will be forgetten when real practices with tackling start in August. White may not 'get it' by then, but he will be a great candidate to be undervalued in fantasy leagues if he does.

I make a habit of going after reclamation projects on my fantasy teams. Swimming against the popular current for talented players is the best way. It doesn't always pay off, but acquiring premium talent on the cheap pays dividends in the long run. White owners may be ready to panic and sell him for a third receiver or backup running back. I'd take a shot.