It will be interesting to see if he gets the infamous two position assignment. Think Chris Cooley and Marques Colston. Both of their values were enhanced greatly by being elligible to start at multiple positions.

I would consider drafting White with a late pick, just to keep him tucked away. He has keeper potential for 2010.

 

I think it's a long shot.

He's going to be a homerun or goose egg player IMO. Too risky to start every week.

 

Agreed. Unless he sees every down or consistently starts, he won't be much of a fantasy factor.

 

Pretty sure nobody will pick him up, and youll be able to snatch him as a FA if you need him.

 

I'm going to agree with you Mari0k. I think he will be undrafted in most leagues, but has the potential to be one of those mid-late season sleepers.

 

I think White is one of those players that people are going to fall in love with in drafts, when in fact I don't think he's got much value. Think about it: he's likely going to play 5-6 plays per game, as a Wildcat specialist, right? Assuming that, he's got to average about 10 yards per play and average a touchdown every 6 plays or so to be a viable play. That would be unprecedented in NFL history. Right now, we've got no indication whatsoever that he's going to be seeing significant time at WR. Even if we did, do you expect him to be more than a #4 WR?

If you want him for the keeper value, that's fine, but I think you'll find he's a wasted pick.