🏈 Randy White 1976 Topps #158 Rookie RC PSA 7 NM — Dallas Cowboys Defensive Tackle — The Manster — University of Maryland Terrapins — 2nd Overall Pick 1975 NFL Draft — Super Bowl XII Co-MVP — 9x Pro Bowl — Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 1994 — A Landmark 1970s Football Card in PSA 7 Near Mint

🏈 A PSA 7 NM certified Randy White 1976 Topps #158 rookie card — from the 1976 Topps football set, the product that documented the 1975 NFL Draft class in their first mainstream trading card appearances. Randy White — The Manster, the nickname his teammates gave him because he played with such relentless and inhuman ferocity on the defensive line that the half-man, half-monster label captured what they felt when they practiced against him — is captured here at the beginning of a Hall of Fame career that made him one of the most dominant defensive linemen in NFL history. PSA 7 NM: Near Mint condition on a card from 1976, nearly 50 years old. Condition: NOS.

🌟 The University of Maryland — The Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award — The 1974 College Season That Made Him Undraftable Around

Randy White played for the University of Maryland Terrapins, and in his 1974 senior season he won both the Outland Trophy (given to the best interior lineman in college football) and the Vince Lombardi Award (given to the best lineman or linebacker in college football) — winning both major lineman awards in the same season, a dual achievement that had been accomplished by only a small number of players before him and that communicated the level of his college dominance. The combination of the Outland and Lombardi in the same season made him the most decorated lineman in the country entering the 1975 draft and set the expectation for what his professional career would produce. Condition: NOS.

⭐ Dallas Cowboys — 2nd Overall Pick 1975 — America's Team — The Doomsday Defense — The Flex Defense Under Tom Landry

The Dallas Cowboys selected Randy White with the second overall pick in the 1975 NFL Draft, placing him in the most famous defensive system of the era: Tom Landry's Flex defense, an innovative system built around precise gap control, disciplined assignment play, and athletic linemen who could execute a coordinated defensive scheme while also dominating their individual matchups. White played alongside Harvey Martin, Too Tall Jones, and the other members of what became the Dallas Doomsday II defense — the successor to the original 1970s Cowboys defensive unit — and the combination of team system and individual dominance produced the sustained excellence that his Hall of Fame career represents. Condition: NOS.

🏆 Super Bowl XII Co-MVP — Super Bowl VI and XII Champion — 9x Pro Bowl — Hall of Fame 1994

Randy White's Dallas Cowboys won Super Bowl VI (after the 1971 season) and Super Bowl XII (after the 1977 season, defeating the Denver Broncos 27-10), and White was named Super Bowl XII co-MVP alongside defensive end Harvey Martin — the first time two defensive players had shared the Super Bowl MVP Award. Nine Pro Bowl selections across his career documented the consistent annual consensus that he was among the best players at his position in professional football. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1994, the career validation of the Manster persona that his teammates had named before his first professional game had been played. The 1976 Topps #158 PSA 7 NM is the rookie card of the player who became all of that — a nearly 50-year-old card in Near Mint condition, preserved across generations of collectors. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Randy White 1976 Topps Rookie RC #158. Grade: PSA 7 NM (Professional Sports Authenticator). Player: Randy White, "The Manster." College: University of Maryland Terrapins (1974 Outland Trophy, Lombardi Award). NFL Draft: 1975, 2nd overall, Dallas Cowboys. Super Bowl MVP: Super Bowl XII co-MVP (with Harvey Martin). Pro Bowls: 9. Hall of Fame: 1994. Condition: NOS.

🏈⭐ The University of Maryland. The Terrapins. 1974. The Outland Trophy. The Lombardi Award. Both. The same season. 1975. The NFL Draft. Dallas. The Cowboys. America's Team. Pick two. Overall. Tom Landry. The Flex defense. Harvey Martin. Too Tall Jones. The Doomsday Defense. Super Bowl XII. Denver. 27-10. The co-MVP. Two defensive players. First time in Super Bowl history. Nine Pro Bowls. 1994. Canton. The Hall of Fame. The Manster. 1976 Topps. Card 158. PSA 7. NM. Near Mint. 50 years old. Condition: NOS.