Keonte White brings size and versatility to Eastern Washington’s receiver room
White is a **6-foot-4** wideout whose biggest selling point is frame-driven upside: Eastern Washington lists him as a receiver after a move from defensive back, and the transition produced **63 receiving yards on two catches across three scrimmages** in spring work. That kind of positional conversion suggests a player with developmental intrigue, physical mismatch potential, and a willingness to adapt—useful traits for a team hunting upside rather than a finished product. He looks like a project with real target-window value, especially if your staff likes long, versatile receivers with room to grow.[4]
