Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann gets this pass away under a Dallas Cowboys rush in 1978. 1978 was Theismann's first season as Washington's starter and he was credited with 7 wins as he passed for 2593 yards and 13 touchdowns. The Redskin blocking is George Stark while the on-coming Cowboys are Harvey Martin (#79), Bob Breunig (#53) and Hall of Fame defensive tackjle Randy White (#54).
Joe Theismann passing against Harvey Martin and Randy White of the Dallas Cowboys in 1978
Cowboy defenders Randy White and Charlie Waters look on as Craig Morton has just thrown one of his 2 interceptions of Super Bowl XII. The overpowering Dallas defense sacked Denver quarterbacks 4 times and forced 8 turnovers and held the Broncos offense to a total of 182 yards of offense.
Randy White & Charlie Waters force Craig Morton into throwing an Interception in Super Bowl XII
Cowboy defenders Randy White and Charlie Waters look on as Craig Morton has just thrown one of his 2 interceptions of Super Bowl XII. The overpowering Dallas defense sacked Denver quarterbacks 4 times and forced 8 turnovers and held the Broncos offense to a total of 182 yards of offense.
Randy White & Charlie Waters force Craig Morton into throwing an Interception in Super Bowl XII
The "Manster", Cowboys Hall of Fame defensive tackle Randy White - part man, part monster - after a meet-up with Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski.
The "Manster", Dallas Cowboy Randy White
Super Bowl XIII - The Steelers Terry Bradshaw drops behind his O-line of Sam Davis (#57) and Mike Webster (#52) while Cowboys defenders Randy White (#54) & DD Lewis (#50) rreact accordingly. Pittsburgh would come out on top in this one 35-31.
Terry Bradshaw of the Steelers, Randy White of the Cowboys in Super Bowl XIII
Put Ya' Dukes Up!
Randy White and Henry Allison throwin' down!
The Cowboys Randy White Spars with Henry Allison of the Broncos
Rams Hall of Fame runner Eric Dickerson (#29) sets a new NFL record for rushing yards in a playoff game. In the 1985 season NFC Divisional Playoffs he rushed for 248 yards against the Dallas Cowboys. He also scored 2 touchdowns in the 20-0 Los Angeles win. Also seen is Cowboys great Randy White (#54).
Eric Dickerson of the Rams and Randy White of the Cowboys
Rams Hall of Fame runner Eric Dickerson (#29) sets a new NFL record for rushing yards in a playoff game. In the 1985 season NFC Divisional Playoffs he rushed for 248 yards against the Dallas Cowboys. He also scored 2 touchdowns in the 20-0 Los Angeles win. Also seen is Cowboys great Randy White (#54).
Eric Dickerson of the Rams and Randy White of the Cowboys
Cowboy great Randy White looks like he's about to wrap up Steeler's quarterback Terry Bradshaw (#12).
Randy White Sacks Terry Bradshaw
Cowboy great Randy White looks like he's about to wrap up Steeler's quarterback Terry Bradshaw (#12).
Randy White Sacks Terry Bradshaw
The 7-time All Pro was one of the most dominating defensive players of his time. Selected as the MVP of Super Bowl XII he was also named to the 1975 NFL All Rookie team.
Randy White
Hall of Fame defensive tackle of the Dallas Cowboys Randy White has been credited with 52 sacks since Sacks began to officially be kept as an NFL statistic in 1982. His "Un-Official" sack total is believed to be 111. Here he is in hot pursuit of Miami Dolphins signal caller Dan Marino.
Randy White Sacks Dan Marino
The Cowboys 27-10 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII was a dominating defensive effort by the Cowboys - 5 sacks and 8 turnovers the Denver passing game could only manage a net total of 61 yards.
Here the Co-MVP Randy White sacks Broncos quarterback Craig Morton for a big loss.
Craig Morton Sacked by Randy White
From NFL during the 1980s - Dallas Cowboys All Pro Defensive Tackle Randy White takes down Atlanta Falcons quarterback Dave Archer
Randy White takes Down Dave Archer
Originally drafted as a Middle Linebacker from University of Maryland, Head Coach Tom Landry moved him to defensive tackle where he became one of the most dominate defensive lineman of the 1980s making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 NFL All Pro teams. Super Bowl 12 MVP he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1994 after 14 years in the NFL. Missed only 1 game in his career.
Randy White
Originally drafted as a Middle Linebacker from University of Maryland, Head Coach Tom Landry moved him to defensive tackle where he became one of the most dominate defensive lineman of the 1980s making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 NFL All Pro teams. Super Bowl 12 MVP he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1994 after 14 years in the NFL. Missed only 1 game in his career.
Randy White
Originally drafted as a Middle Linebacker from University of Maryland, Head Coach Tom Landry moved him to defensive tackle where he became one of the most dominate defensive lineman of the 1980s making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 NFL All Pro teams. Super Bowl 12 MVP he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1994 after 14 years in the NFL. Missed only 1 game in his career.
Randy White
Originally drafted as a Middle Linebacker from University of Maryland, Head Coach Tom Landry moved him to defensive tackle where he became one of the most dominate defensive lineman of the 1980s making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 NFL All Pro teams. Super Bowl 12 MVP he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1994 after 14 years in the NFL. Missed only 1 game in his career.
Randy White
Won a Super Bowl in 1977. Was named Co-MVP of Super Bowl XII. Became a member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Made 9 Pro Bowls (Ranks 3rd in franchise history). His 16 sacks in 1978 is still #3 on the Cowboys Single Season Sack record. Racked up 1104 tackles as well.
Randy White
Won a Super Bowl in 1977. Was named Co-MVP of Super Bowl XII. Became a member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Made 9 Pro Bowls (Ranks 3rd in franchise history). His 16 sacks in 1978 is still #3 on the Cowboys Single Season Sack record. Racked up 1104 tackles as well.
Randy White
Won a Super Bowl in 1977. Was named Co-MVP of Super Bowl XII. Became a member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Made 9 Pro Bowls (Ranks 3rd in franchise history). His 16 sacks in 1978 is still #3 on the Cowboys Single Season Sack record. Racked up 1104 tackles as well.
Randy White
Won a Super Bowl in 1977. Was named Co-MVP of Super Bowl XII. Became a member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Made 9 Pro Bowls (Ranks 3rd in franchise history). His 16 sacks in 1978 is still #3 on the Cowboys Single Season Sack record. Racked up 1104 tackles as well.
Randy White
Won a Super Bowl in 1977. Was named Co-MVP of Super Bowl XII. Became a member of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Made 9 Pro Bowls (Ranks 3rd in franchise history). His 16 sacks in 1978 is still #3 on the Cowboys Single Season Sack record. Racked up 1104 tackles as well.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
Nicknamed "The Manster", White was the Cowboys 1st-round pick in 1975 after receiving the Outland Trophy, the Lombardi Award, and being the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year while at the University of Maryland.
He played 14 years in Dallas making 9 Pro Bowls and 8 All-Pro Teams. Named to the Hall of Fame All-80s team he is credited with 52 sacks (officially) and 111 sacks (unofficially) in his career.
Randy White
I would love to see some old Vikings; Carl Eller, Alan Page, Gary Larsen, Jim Marshall, Chuck Foreman, Ed White, Matt Blair, Jeff Seimon etc.
Chuck Foreman
Alan Page
Carl Eller
But I agree, there could be more
Ron Yary, Ed White,
Yes – I need to add them. Unfortunately I don’t have any images of them in my collection at this time.