Watch: New Orleans Saints WR Kevin White’s 64-yard rush vs Arizona Cardinals
- Kevin White registered a 64-yard rush against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7
- He made a reception from Andy Dalton in the second quarter of the game
- White's sprint was reviewed by the NFL officials
Week 7 of the 2022 NFL season began with the New Orleans Saints taking on the Arizona Cardinals in Thursday Night Football at the University of Phoenix Stadium on October 20. The game began with a 53-yard rushing touchdown by Rashid Shaheed in the first quarter but witnessed yet another amazing 64-yards run by wide receiver Kevin White in the second quarter.
White, 30, produced the 64-yard sprint when quarterback Andy Dalton made a long pass to him in the second quarter. He carried the ball on 3rd and short inside the 5-yard line, however, the officials reviewed the play since the wide receiver looked to have stepped on the sideline.
Take a look at the sprint by Kevin White here:
The 30-year-old wide receiver also registered a top speed of 20.35 miles per hour during his 64-yard reception against the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night. It was also the fastest speed recorded by him in his entire NFL career so far.
In his NFL career, Kevin White has played for the Chicago Bears, Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers, before joining the New Orleans Saints on August 17, 2021. The 64-yard reception he made against the Cardinals on October 20 was also more than what he registered during three of his five seasons in the NFL.
Since he made his NFL debut, White has registered 26 receptions out of 53 targets for 323 yards, 12 first downs and 1 carry for 9 yards. He has also recorded 1 reception for 64 yards and 1 first down against the Arizona Cardinals in Thursday Night Football so far, with 1 minute left on the clock for the second quarter.
White’s 64-yard reception was also the longest play from scrimmage by the New Orleans Saints in the 2022 NFL season. At the time of writing this article, the Saints are trailing 28-14 against the Arizona Cardinals with 40 seconds left on the clock until halftime.
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