Video | Former Notre Dame Captain Drew White Interview
ISD's Greg Flammang catches up with former Notre Dame linebacker and current Washington Commander, Drew White.
1:30 - Process of returning from his ACL injury
3:00 - Fighting for a roster spot in the NFL
3:54 - Process of becoming a starter at Notre Dame despite not being a highly ranked player coming out of high school (ISD’s Jamie Uyeyama ranked white as a four-star)
7:24 - Why he was successful against the triple-option and how he ended up playing against Navy in 2018
9:33 - Spring break skiing injury in 2019, breaking the news to the coaching staff and working his way back up the depth chart
16:25 - Playing at Georgia in 2019
20:10 - How hard it is to learn a defense and earn playing time as a linebacker
23:11 - Challenges of learning a new defense year to year (Lea to Freeman)
26:30 - Thoughts transitioning to a new defense three years in a row
27:58 - Playing for Marcus Freeman (DC)
30:10 - Experience as a captain at Notre Dame
32:10 - Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame and the captains meeting with Jack Swarbrick
35:35 - What the captains were afraid would happen during coaching search
37:50 - Vibes around the Blue-Gold Game last weekend
39:45 - JD Bertrand, Jack Kiser and Marist Liufau
41:55 - Impressions of Marist Liufau’s season
47:30 - Game he wants back the most during his Notre Dame career
48:21 - Worst time he got chewed out
50:15 - Michael Mayer and NFL Draft thoughts
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