at least seven sacks and seven interceptions in a single season(1977-8 sacks,7 int). In fact only four times has a player had at 6 sacks and 6 interceptions in a season and White did it twice(1975,1977) Rodney Harrison and Dave Duerson are the other two. White left the NFL after the 1982 season. USFL Following his departure from the Lions as the first active NFL player to sign with the new league, White played in the United States Football League (USFL) for the Chicago Blitz and the Arizona Wranglers. He was All USFL, and was also selected to the Madden All-Time USFL Team. Broadcasting and other endeavors Since 2006, White has worked as a color analyst for the Baltimore Ravens' radio broadcasts, teaming with Gerry Sandusky, who does the play-by-play, and former Ravens player Qadry Ismail. He also contributes to other programming on Baltimore station WBAL-AM. He previously worked for ESPN, NBC Radio NFL games, and Home Team Sports. White is a lawyer, graduating magna cum laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1978. He went at night during the season and full-time in the off season, completing his degree in four years. His first job was with Ron Shapiro, noted sports lawyer. His classmates included sports agents Tom Condon and Tony Agnone. White's book, If These Walls Could Talk: Baltimore Ravens, (Triumph Books, ) was released in October 2017. Personal life White is married to Patty, and has two daughters, Meghan and Amanda, and a son, Stan jr Amanda was the National Female Athlete of the Year winning the Dial Award. She won the FootLocker National Cross Country Championship and the Mile and Two mile National Championships at the National Indoor Championships at Syracuse and was voted Performer of the meet. She ran and swam at Stanford and won three National Championships. She became a professional triathlete and was in two Olympic trials. Meghan was the Maryland Wendy’s High School Athlete of the year her senior year,was the State Two Mile Champion,and ran at UNC and Maryland.Stan jr was a High School All American football player and went on to play at The Ohio State University,winning a National Championship in 2002 and being named a First Team Academic All American his senior year.He became the only OSU football player ever to earn an MBA while still playing References External links 1949 births Living people American football