Reggie White

Accomplishments on the Field

Member of the 1996 Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers
NFL career leader in sacks at 176.5
Holds record for most sacks (3) in a Super Bowl game
Was named to the 75th Anniversary All-Time Team in August of 1994
Tied for the most consecutive Pro Bowl appearances (11)
Only player in history to register double digit sack total in nine straight seasons
Named NFL 'Defensive Player of the Year
Named 'Defensive Lineman of the Year' by the NFL Players Association in 1990
Named NFL 'Player of the Year' by the Washington Touchdown Club in 1988
Set record for most sacks in a season (21) in 1987

Reggie White Off the Field

Reggie White gave his life to the lord when he turned 13. He has since gone on to many things for the kingdom of God. Reggie is the owner of Big Doggie Records, a company designed to produce clean wholesome entertainment such as movies and music. He is a copastor at an inner city church inside Knoxville Tennessee. Reggie is also a firm believer in the power of prayer. Numerous times during his great football career Reggie had an injury that was cured through the power of prayer. He even played the next week after being told that his football season was over after an injury. But his greatest show of faith came in a very tragedic situation. Just after losing a playoff game to the Dallas Cowboys in 1996 Reggie's church was burned to the ground. Reggie came back to his church to find out that it had been set on fire by a racism group. Instead of fighting hate with hate, Reggie turned the other cheek and asked for help in rebuilding his church. He began receiving donations from all over the country. He soon had amassed over $200,000 in donations. Reggie showed that hate can be overcome with the mercy and grace that only God can provide.