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Paul White (College Stats) - 1970 NFL Draft Pick #214 by STL


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Paul White - 1970 NFL Draft

Player Profile:
- **Name:** Paul White
- **Position:** Offensive Tackle
- **College:** University of Southern California (USC)
Strengths:
  • Strong physical presence at the line of scrimmage.
  • Excellent footwork and agility for a player of his size.
  • Proven ability to protect the quarterback and open running lanes.
  • Experience playing against top-tier college talent in the Pac-8 conference.
  • Strong work ethic and leadership qualities, often praised by coaches.
Weaknesses:
  • Inconsistent technique, particularly in pass protection.
  • Needs to improve hand placement and leverage.
  • Can struggle against faster edge rushers.
  • Conditioning may need to be addressed, especially at the professional level.
College Stats:
  • Games Played: 36
  • Starting Games: 24
  • Key Achievements: Part of a team that won the Rose Bowl and was a contender for national championships.
Projected Draft Position:
- Considered a middle-round pick, with potential to rise based on team needs.
- Teams looking for solid offensive line depth may take a chance earlier.
Overall Assessment:
Paul White showcased the potential to be a solid offensive tackle at the professional level. While he had some areas to improve upon, his physical attributes and collegiate experience made him a valuable prospect in the 1970 NFL Draft. Teams would be wise to consider the long-term potential he brings to an offensive line.