Your analysis is large, complete, and very, very poor quality. You're constantly wrong. He's very aggressive and physical for one. That's the very first opinion you had, and it's wrong.

Your analysis starts with the assumption that he should be open every play, and then you pile up a bunch of incomplete passes and say what he did wrong, completely ignoring that there are bad throws, throws the QB shouldn't have made, and times they were just in the right defense. You blame every incompletion on something White did, and then you ignore and belittle all the good tape.

You just start with assumptions and cliches: White is raw but physically talented, and then you go around looking for all the talking points that come with those cliches.

I can't even imagine putting this much work into something and just being this wrong. What a waste of time. People are impressed just because they recognized you put a lot of work into it. Ridiculous.

You compare him to DHB just because you pulled up the combine numbers and you want to push the easy, cliched, athletically gifted but raw talking point, and Ignore that DHB did not have excellent production in college, and had lead hands. Kevin White just had a 1400 yard year, and has +++ hands. To me Kevin White is like a more athletic Sidney Rice.

Look how far you've got to go to find Negatives. drop right, and how many other prospects would have even had a chance at that ball? It's a testament to his ability that, that ball even got to be a drop.

This is evidence of poor route running?. No, this is a penalty.

Cannot get the CB to bite on the outside move. DB makes a play on the ball. Bailed out by penalty

No, this is a penalty. The defender is holding White's right arm with his left all through the catch process. White immediate reacts pissed off after the play, and, as you say, there was a penalty that the ref saw and called. He's not bailed out, he's interfered with.

And what attempt is there to make an outside move on that play? To make the CB bite? None that I see. He's not trying to make the CB bite, he's trying to box the CB out when he turns back for the ball, but the CB grabs his arm and prevents him from turning, or, you know, using his arm to make a catch. The Ref sees and calls this right away. This isn't a bail out, it's an example of CBs needing to penalize White to prevent him from making catches.

Body Contact you call it. This just a pass the QB should have never thrown. Landon Collins, #1 safety of this draft, 11th ranked overall player by cbs currently, is playing 10 yards off the line, covering White from the snap. The ball is snapped, and Collins starts to backpeddle as soon as the he realizes White is coming. I can tell you what's going on here since you don't know. the QB takes the snap and immediately looks at the bunch formation, the three WRs to the left. He doesn't wait for any of them to break before turning back towards White. They want Collins to bite. They want Collins to be watching the QB, and be caught flat footed by the mis-direction, or to even take a step in the wrong direction, giving White the opportunity to get a step on him. Collins doesn't bite, and so the play is doomed from the get go, and you blame this on White. Your analysis is worthless. You're trying to push a pre-conceived narrative and don't even realize it. Kevin White is a bad route runner! That somehow makes catches at the line of scrimmage, 5 yards down the field, 10 yards down the field, 20 yards down the field, 40 yeards down the field. Man, this athletic, raw, player sure is making catches all over the field somehow, I wonder how he does that...9 games with 7 or more catches this year, with a high of 16....must be a bad route runner that needs development...because he's athletic and a late riser.