Either Cleveland’s Myles Garrett or Pittsburgh’s T.J. Watt could become just the sixth player in NFL history to win at least ...

Two decades after his death, Reggie White's very presence ... two defensive ends on the list, considered White the most complete defensive end in history. "His ability to play end with almost ...

Lawrence Taylor, Ray Lewis, Bill Belichick, Cris Collinsworth, Rich Eisen discuss Hall of Fame defensive end Reggie White's selection to the NFL All-Time Team. Bill Belichick, Cris Collinsworth ...

Reggie White was the premiere defensive end of his generation. He was the Minister of Defense, a man of stout, unwavering convictions off the field and an irrepressible force on it. He was 6-foot ...

getting outside and playing as a typical defensive end would play it today; when you take those two things and hook them together, Reggie could very well be the guy," Davis said. When he joined the ...

and the free-agency bidding war between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles over eventual Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end Reggie White lands at the No. 33 spot. "NFL 100 Greatest ...

With the NFL playoffs ongoing, we thought it would be a fun exercise to build the greatest NFL defense using players from through the league's history. Defensive end - Reggie White ‘The Minister of ...

PHILADELPHIA – Either Cleveland’s Myles Garrett or Pittsburgh’s T.J. Watt could become just the sixth player in NFL history to win at least two AP Defensive ... was Reggie White in 1987.

As towering a presence as Reggie White was on the field, he was that much more impressive off the field. ESPN.com believes those who knew him are the best to truly describe White. Here are just ...

We've used a standard 4-3 defense to try and fit as many legends in as possible. Defensive end - Reggie White ‘The Minister of Defense’ was an almost unstoppable force during his career, finishing ...

New Orleans Saints linebacker Sam Mills (1996), Green Bay Packers defensive end Reggie White (1998) and Raiders defensive back Rod Woodson (2002) also were named first-team All-Pro at 37.