Mike White

Michael Douglas Whited, also known as Mike White, is a well-known figure in American football. Born on March 30, 1958, he made a mark for himself as a formidable offensive tackle. He was a substantial player for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL). His skill and prowess on the field were recognized during his stint with the Lions in 1980. From his college football days at the University of the Pacific, Mike showed potential and determination. This led him to be undrafted in 1980, marking the beginning of his professional career. Apart from the Lions, Mike also played for the Arizona Wranglers in 1983 in the United States Football League (USFL). His contribution to the Wranglers added to his recognition and reputation. He managed to participate in a total of 16 games, starting two of them, as asserted by the records at Pro Football Reference. Mike's height and weight also contributed to his on-field capabilities, standing an impressive 6 ft 4 in tall and weighing 250 lb. His career, though primarily in the NFL, also spanned USFL and college football, indicating a significant contribution to American football through multiple avenues. Overall, Mike White's impression on American football remains memorable.