Former Alabama wideout DeAndrew White and South Carolina quarterback Dylan Thompson were among the most impressive undrafted rookies during the final week of Organized Team Activities for the San Francisco 49ers, according to team reporter Taylor Price.

White and Thompson, along with several others, fought to catch the eyes of San Francisco’s coaching staff during the third of final week of OTAs as the 49ers prepare for training camp later this summer.

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White registered 94 receptions for 1,294 yards and 12 touchdowns during his career at Alabama, earning a starting spot over his final two seasons. Thompson, a pro-style quarterback, set a school-record with the Gamecocks as a fifth-year senior last fall after throwing for 3,574 yards.

White and Thompson will report to training camp with the rest of their rookie teammates in Santa Clara, Calif. on July 19. Veterans arrive five days later. San Francisco will go through several cuts and the preseason before its roster is trimmed to 53 players in August.

Here’s what Price said about White:

In a large group of undrafted wide receivers, the Alabama product continues to make veteran-like receptions in OTAs. The final week of voluntary practices saw White go up and repeatedly make rangy catches on balls that were slightly off the mark. The 6-foot, 192-pound wideout was able to make the best offensive play of the day on Friday when he hooked up with undrafted quarterback Thompson for a 20-yard, back-shoulder fade down the right sideline. White, who posted a 34.5-inch vertical jump at the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine, appeared to leap just as high when he reached up to make the reception. With Torrey Smith away from practice on Friday to attend Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden’s charity event, White was one of the most noticeable young receivers to seize the spotlight.

Price was also complimentary of Thompson:

With (Colin) Kaepernick missing Friday’s session along with Smith, Gabbert and Thompson were the greatest beneficiaries. The unrafted rookie saw a lot of reps in the later stages of practice. Gabbert unofficially completed 27 of 34 pass attempts with two interceptions and one touchdown pass to Quinton Patton. As for Thompson, the SEC’s passing leader of 2014 was able to connect with his undrafted receivers. White caught several of the back-shoulder throws. Washington receiver DiAndre Campbell hauled in a few crossing routes, and on one short throw, Utah wideout Dres Anderson took a quick pass and made it a 20-plus yard gain with a nifty inside cut up the field. Thompson’s comfort in the offense should be noted as he did not throw an interception on the day, and that was with a heavy workload.