The Saints (5-2) have 10 games remaining. So I hope he can come back and fight with his team.вЂќ IвЂ™m praying for him, and itвЂ™s a long season. HeвЂ™s a great guy, and you hate to see that happen. YouвЂ™re playing good ball right now, and IвЂ™m praying for you.вЂ™ Jameis is a good guy. I told him, вЂMan, I hate that it happened to you. вЂњThey said my hands were too high, so IвЂ™ll take that one. вЂњIвЂ™ll go back and look at it, but I thought I had him in his pads,вЂќ White said of the Winston horse collar. Tampa Bay was penalized 15 yards, but the Saints punted four plays later as the score remained 7-7. White, the fifth player taken in the 2019 NFL Draft out of LSU, checked on Winston after the play and looked visibly concerned as Winston left the field. The horse collar made Winston plant awkwardly on his left leg, tearing the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his knee and also damaging the medial collateral ligament in his knee. On Sunday, White was called for a horse collar tackle of SaintsвЂ™ quarterback Jameis Winston, a former teammate of WhiteвЂ™s with the Bucs. White called the call вЂњbogus.вЂќ But replays clearly showed targeting, according to Rule 9-1-4, which stated, вЂњNo player shall target and make forcible contact to the head or neck area of a defenseless opponent with the helmet, forearm, hand, fist, elbow or shoulder.

That ended up all being moot as Alabama beat LSU, 29-0. White was suspended from the game late in a 19-3 LSU win and had to sit out the first half of the next game as LSU fans exploded in anger for two weeks, including an open date.

ThatвЂ™s what he did as an LSU linebacker in 2018 after clearly targeting Mississippi State quarterback Nick Fitzgerald with his head in FitzgeraldвЂ™s shoulder and neck area вЂ“ as explained in the NCAA targeting rule. NEW ORLEANS - At least Tampa Bay linebacker Devin White did not try to say he didnвЂ™t do anything to deserve three personal foul penalties in the BucsвЂ™ 36-27 loss to the Saints in the Superdome Sunday.

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