... long for John Randle to prove his worth in the National Football League. You know the story—as an undrafted free agent out of Texas A&I, Randle was widely considered too small to play defensive tackle in the NFL. And certainly by today's size standards, 6 feet and 280 pounds is far from the norm at the position.

But after just one season with the Minnesota Vikings, Randle had earned a starting spot and was well on his way to becoming one of the best defensive tackles of all-time.

How did he do it? As cliché as it might sound, John Randle played the game with his heart. And with a non-stop motor that allowed him to reach beyond any size limitations to amass 1...

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