A twitchy slot weapon with legitimate sub-4.3 speed and a track background that shows up on every vertical route, White's 2023 tape at Tennessee — 67 catches, 803 yards, three 100-yard games in the SEC — flashes a player who can win from the slot in the right scheme. But the last two seasons tell a cautionary tale: diminished production behind a struggling Tennessee offense in 2024, then a near-invisible final year at Florida State where injuries limited him to five catches in ten games. At 5-10 and 170 pounds, he's a projectable return specialist and gadget piece more than a day-one offensive contributor, and the limited route tree and inability to defeat press coverage make him a scheme-dependent dart throw — not a reliable NFL receiver.

• 🏎️Elite straight-line speed (4.28 forty, 23.4 mph Catapult) creates legitimate vertical threat from the slot
• ✂️Explosive short-area burst (1.50s 10-yard split, 40.6-inch vertical) translates to immediate separation off the line
• 🤲Proven SEC production as a sophomore with 67 catches for 803 yards in Josh Heupel's up-tempo system
• +Return specialist value adds a second dimension — 19 career punt returns provide special teams utility

• 💥Severely undersized (5-10, 170 lbs) with limited ability to absorb contact over the middle or break tackles from NFL-caliber defenders
• ✂️Route tree is narrow and athleticism-dependent — wins with speed rather than nuanced route craft, creating an exploitable tendency for NFL defenses
• 🤲Disastrous final season at FSU (5 catches, 52 yards in 10 games) leaves major questions about tape recency, even accounting for injuries
• 🪵Non-existent as a blocker — complete liability in the run game and screen blocking at the NFL level