NFL's Devin White Throwing Massive Party Despite COVID Concerns, '2,000 People'
-- A rep for White tells us the NFL player WILL be encouraging COVID safety during the event.
White -- the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 2019 1st-round pick -- is set to hold his 2nd annual"Trail Ride" at his"Get Live Stables" in Cotton Valley, La. on Saturday.he believes roughly 2,000 people -- and maybe even more -- will show up to the 20-acre property for the get-together. "He was raised here," Cox said of the 22-year-old former LSU linebacker."He wants to come into town and he wants to throw a big party."
Cox says there WILL be Louisiana State Troopers assisting on the highways near the party as well as officers from the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office ... although he says they will NOT be there to enforce social distancing guidelines.White held the first annual"Trail Ride" at his Cotton Valley property back in July 2019 ... and you can see in video of that event -- it's a pretty massive bash.
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