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The New Orleans Saints worked out several wide receivers on Tuesday, and they ended up signing one. The Saints are signing Kevin White, a former first-round draft pick. Now 29, White was the No. 7 overall pick by the Chicago Bears out of West …
Kevin White has played in just five games for the Chicago Bears since being drafted in 2015, and the team may finally be running out of patience with him. Speaking with reporters on Wednesday, the oft-injured wide receiver hinted that the Bears had …
Some teams and players entered the 2017 NFL season with big expectations. These include players who were drafted highly, signed for a lot of money, or simply have shown us in the past that they’re capable of playing well. But they’re not …
Few players have had a rougher start to their career than Kevin White. The Chicago Bears wide receiver left his team’s game on Sunday with a shoulder injury. After the game, ESPN’s Dan Graziano reported that the team fears White has a …
The Chicago Bears expected Kevin White to be an NFL star when they used the No. 7 overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft on the wide receiver, but injuries have prevented him from making an impact. White is aiming to change that in his third year as a …
Kevin White has missed all but four games in his first two NFL seasons, and Chicago Bears fans are dreaming of the day their team’s former No. 7 overall pick will become a major contributor. Unfortunately, it sounds like White is still less …
Every season, a handful of NFL players who hadn’t quite lived up to their billing suddenly find their way and explode onto the scene. Some players also come from absolutely nowhere to astound — Victor Cruz in 2011 immediately comes to …
After suffering a stress fracture in his shin that sidelined him for his entire rookie season, Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White is looking at another extended absence. Bears general manager Ryan Pace announced on Wednesday that White has been …
Here’s at least one reason for Chicago Bears fans to smile despite enduring a forgettable 6-10 campaign in 2015. Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Bears general manager Ryan Pace declared wide receiver Kevin White, the team’s …
