Jason White

Above average pocket passer with good field vision and a strong arm...Made all the calls and checks and also set the protection call for the offense...Gets good depth on his drop and set, showing the ability to stand in the pocket and deliver the ball with good zip and delivery...Has a compact over-the-top release, but while he can also be effective with a three-quarter arm delivery, it shows a little glitch... His intermediate range accuracy allows him to give the receiver a chance to catch ball and he moves the offense well with underneath throws...His accuracy throwing long is adequate and he has good touch on fade routes and deep outs...Shows good consistency stepping into his throws and rarely will you see him throw off his back foot...Has great poise and leadership qualities, setting a good example by staying calm stepping up in the pocket...Possesses average size for the position but is too stationary in the way he stands in the pocket...His feet are not effective weapons, as White does not have any quickness to get positive yards by scrambling... Relies on his good vision to get positive yards...Puts good zip on his mid-level passes down field and is very effective throwing the 15-yard outs...Sometimes fails to spot the dropping linebacker in zone coverage, but he shows patience waiting for his plays to develop and is not the type that will throw into coverage when pressured...Does a good job of hitting his receivers in stride...Despite a lack of mobility, he has enough foot slide to avoid the pressure in the pocket...When he tries to roll out and throw, his passes tend to lose accuracy...Shows a good knack for looking off and freezing the free safety...Has very good anticipation and timing, doing a good job of locating his secondary targets.

1999 -- Granted a medical redshirt after two games because of disc problems in his lower back and an ankle sprain. 2001 -- Only played in seven games before missing the rest of the season after he suffered a left knee anterior cruciate ligament tear vs. Nebraska, undergoing surgery. 2002 -- Played in the first two games before sitting out the rest of the schedule to undergo reconstructive left knee surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered in the Alabama contest. 2003 -- He injured his left knee again late in the 2003 campaign and the injury hampered him in the Big 12 Championship vs. Kansas State and vs. LSU in the Sugar Bowl.

Campus: 4.99 in the 40-yard dash (outdoors)

4.85 in the 40-yard dash (wind-aided)

365-pound bench press

280-pound power clean

32-inch vertical jump

9'4" broad jump

32-inch arm length

9 ¾-inch hands

Right-handed

31 Wonderlic score.

Attended Tuttle (Okla.) High School, playing football for coach Phillip Koons

Two-time Daily Oklahoman, Coaches/McDonalds and Tulsa World All-State selection

District 3A-1 Player of the Year

Member of the Daily Oklahoman Blue-Chip list

Second in Class 3A ranks in passing, as he completed 146 of 231 passes (63.2%) for 2,156 yards and 26 touchdowns (fourth highest in state) during his final season

Was also a standout safety, placekicker and kick returner

Recorded 75 tackles and five interceptions on defense as a senior (fourth in the Class 3A in interceptions) and returned seven punts for 56 yards, kicked 47 PATs and hit five field goals, including a season long 45-yarder

Led his squad to a 12-1 overall record and the semifinals of the state playoffs

Helped the team to an 11-1 mark and state quarterfinals as a junior, throwing for 1,803 yards and 19 touchdowns that season. BACK TO TOP PROFILE GAME ANALYSIS PLAYER NEWS Expanded & Classic Player Profiles Are OFFICIAL NFL RECORDS by Scout Dave Te' Thomas, NFLScouting, NFLDraftScout.com © Copyright - The Sports Xchange , My Sports Daily . All Rights Reserved Home | Contact Us | About Us | Privacy Policy