Pat White

Pat White, born on February 25, 1986, is a former American football quarterback who gained prominence during his college career at West Virginia University. As a standout player for the Mountaineers from 2005 to 2008, White set multiple school records and was recognized for his dual-threat capabilities, finishing his college career with over 6,000 passing yards and 4,480 rushing yards. He played a pivotal role in leading West Virginia to a BCS bowl victory in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, where he was instrumental in the team’s upset of the Oklahoma Sooners.

Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft, White's transition to the professional level garnered attention. He played two seasons with the Dolphins, where he was primarily utilized as a quarterback and in specialty roles, showcasing his speed and versatility. Despite struggling to find a consistent position within the NFL, White's athleticism and experience paved the way for future generations of dual-threat quarterbacks.

After his stint with Miami, White briefly played for the Seattle Seahawks in 2013 but was unable to solidify a long-term position in the league. Beyond his time in the NFL, he left a lasting legacy as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in college football history. Today, Pat White is remembered for revolutionizing the quarterback position with his unique combination of passing and rushing abilities, influencing a new wave of mobile quarterbacks in the NFL.