Auburn QB commit is compared favorably
Auburn fans should be excited by Walker White’s comparison to an NFL player. White is a quarterback commit in the ’24 class.
Many people believe that Walker White will be Auburn’s quarterback in the future.
With his impressive performances early in the season, the 6-foot-3, 215-pound quarterback has made waves in the recruiting community. He also possesses a powerful arm.
White has significantly improved Little Rock Christian Academy’s football capabilities and guided the team to a 2-1 start.
A pro-comparison that White received will make any Auburn fan happy. QB Country sent a tweet comparing White to Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills’ all-time pro bowl quarterback.
Similar to Allen, White possesses the ability to exert influence on the ground and utilize his powerful arm.
Although Allen is larger than White—he weighs 237 pounds and stands six feet five—Auburn’s strength and conditioning staff could quickly address any concerns with White’s physique.
In the class of 2024, White is ranked as the No. 9 quarterback, the No. 3 player in the state of Arkansas, and the No. 100 player overall, according to 247Sports.
The sole quarterback in Auburn’s recruiting class of 2024 is White. He rejected offers from Alabama, Clemson, Florida, LSU, Oklahoma, and Ole Miss in favor of Auburn.
White will have what he needs to thrive at Auburn, but he will also arrive with great expectations. White will probably be able to participate in spring practice because he will be an early enrollee.
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Jefferson tossed for 7,911 yards and 67 touchdowns over a fantastic five-year career at Arkansas. He was regarded as a fantastic run game presence as well. He gained 1,876 yards and 21 touchdowns toward the end of his Arkansas career as a rusher.
Due to his brilliance and his 6-3, 247-pound physique, Jefferson has been compared to Auburn Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton. His dual-threat potential is appealing.
He is eligible, which is the only negative. After five seasons overall, Jefferson would be heading to a one-year contract at Arkansas. In that sense, Auburn’s good news is that Jefferson’s one season would allow Walker White, an incoming freshman who is anticipated to be a key player, to grow.
