Just watched the White TDs again, it was definitely the 3rd one (the opening drive of the 3rd quarter which went for 76 yards). Upon rewatching it, it wasn't as egregious as I thought it had been live, where it looked to me like it dropped right in the middle of three oblivious defenders as well.
What happened was Leonhard hadn't turned his head around yet after dropping back into the zone (which you'd never notice at game speed obviously) so he never had a chance to play the ball. Revis and Harris weren't really in the play yet, having been in short zone coverage. The real offender was Bryan Thomas, who let the pass sail directly by his dumb head without moving an inch (and then whiffed on the tackle for good measure). White caught the pass about 2 yards directly behind him.
It's actually a really interesting play if you watch it, definitely a breakdown in pass protection. I'll see if I can post the highlight.
Edit: After watching it Zapruder film style, the ball actually was about 2 feet over Thomas' head, rather than past it. He still made absolutely no move to defend it, even though he was the only defender in a position to see the pass coming.
What happened was Leonhard hadn't turned his head around yet after dropping back into the zone (which you'd never notice at game speed obviously) so he never had a chance to play the ball. Revis and Harris weren't really in the play yet, having been in short zone coverage. The real offender was Bryan Thomas, who let the pass sail directly by his dumb head without moving an inch (and then whiffed on the tackle for good measure). White caught the pass about 2 yards directly behind him.
It's actually a really interesting play if you watch it, definitely a breakdown in pass protection. I'll see if I can post the highlight.
Edit: After watching it Zapruder film style, the ball actually was about 2 feet over Thomas' head, rather than past it. He still made absolutely no move to defend it, even though he was the only defender in a position to see the pass coming.