Raychard White Jr is a 5'8" Defensive Line in the 2028 class.
White Jr attends Oak Park in Michigan.
White Jr's Player Profile was created on June 10, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Raychard
White JrDL
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
Weight
322
HS
Oak Park
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MI
Detroit Area 2028s with Massive Upside
Raychard is the definition of an anchor in the middle of Oak Park’s defense. Obvious size, strength and...
Written by Tyler Graham
Raychard
White JrDL
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
Weight
322
HS
Oak Park
|
MI
Midseason Sophomore Check-In: Defensive Line
An immovable object in the middle of the Oak Park defense. His tape kicks off with a couple...
Written by Alex Pallone
Tyler Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Raychard is the definition of an anchor in the middle of Oak Park’s defense. Obvious size, strength and sheer power, he consistently controls the line of scrimmage and makes it nearly impossible for offenses to run at him. He makes offenses have to get creative to neutralize him, and his ability to fight against it and still impact plays allows his teammates to play fast around him. He has continued to work as an athlete, getting off the line better and moving more efficiently. There is still room to improve to break into that next tier, but the trajectory and potential is unquestionable.
An immovable object in the middle of the Oak Park defense. His tape kicks off with a couple of highlights against Seaholm.
First, White displays awesome power, stuning inside and stopping the attempted QB sneak. With less than a yard to gain, White did an excellent job denying the high-percentage play. At 0:13, White again stands his ground, absorbs a big hit from the guard, and wraps up the RB. A ton more highlights against Seaholm, but in short, White is an absolute brick wall with several run stops.
Same type of deal against other teams. Near-elite anchor, and consistently great effort. One of the better inside run-stopping DTs in Michigan. In order for White’s game to reach a new level, he’s got to become faster and more explosive.