Mike White: Wife| What happened to| Return| Jets

Mike Christopher White is an American writer, actor and producer for television and film, and reality television show contestant. He has won numerous awards, including the Independent Spirit John Cassavetes Award for the 2000 film Chuck & Buck, which he wrote and starred in.

Mike White: Wife| What happened to| Return| Jets

Wife:

After his successful passing performance, White took his wife Mallory out to dinner, according to The Post’s Brian Costello.

Mallory is a former autism teacher-turned-business-owner. She runs a custom sugar cookie design company, Mallory Makes, in Tampa, Fla.

White and his wife made their relationship Instagram official in July 2015, while they both attended University of South Florida — where he was a two-year starter for the Bulls and she was a cheerleader.

What happened to:

According to the Fox broadcast, White suffered an injury to his throwing arm. White was replaced by Josh Johnson to start the Jets’ first drive of the second quarter and eventually the remainder of the game. The longtime backup led the Jets to a 45-30 loss, dropping the Jets to 2-6 on the season.

As it turns out, he never did return and after the game. Coach Robert Saleh shed some insight as to why, but he didn’t seem particularly worried about White’s long-term prognosis when talking to reporters postgame.

Return: Mike White

Mike White’s storybook run as the New York Jets’ quarterback was Thursday night with a first-quarter injury to his right forearm, but the team expects him to be recovered by next week, setting up a big quarterback decision for coach Robert Saleh.

The Jets, dominated by the Indianapolis Colts in a 45-30 loss at Lucas Oil Stadium, also suffered a crushing injury on defense. The team fears that safety Marcus Maye, one of their top players, tore an Achilles tendon — a season-ending injury.

Jets:

White, the former practice-squad player who excited the Jets and their fan base last week with a 405-yard passing day in his starting debut, didn’t do anything to lose the job. In his outing, he completed seven of 11 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown. On his second possession, he hit four passes to lead a 75-yard touchdown drive. And then he got hurt.