In-depth article about Pat White

[JonnyZ81]

Interesting read about Pat White - with many "expert opinions" included in it. Talks about the possibilities of White as a fulltime QB and as a wildcat QB. also gives us proof that White wasnt really a reach a pick 44 and likely would have been gone by pick 56.

heres the link: http://www.thephinsider.com/2009/4/29/857743/the-pat-white-conundrum-why-so

i'll add an excerpt too:

Outside of his height and the "spread" system that he played in at West Virginia, White has all the other factors you look for in a starting quarterback. The two key stats, according to many, in attempting to predict a college quarterback's NFL success are games started and completion percentage. Well White started 42 games at the collegiate level (with a 34-8 record), has the 6th most career victories in NCAA history by a starting quarterback, was 4-0 in bowl games (2 of them being BCS bowl games), and has a career completion percentage of 64.8%.

So what about his physical abilities as a quarterback? While many want to knock them, all I keep hearing and reading is how physically talented White is as a quarterback.

When White was selected by the Dolphins on Saturday, the NFL Network's Mike Mayock said, "I love this pick. If you're betting against this kidbeing a full-time quarterback - don't. He's got a big arm; more accurate than I thought he was."

Also interesting that many agree it was White who was the most impressive QB working out at the Combine - and Sanchez and Freeman both worked out there.