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on at 34 want to bring awareness to & as a whole to the & All other people & cultures of the world 🌎. Much respect to former star and running back LenDale White revealed he had a "widow-maker" four years ago at the age of 34. He explained that it LAD was clogged, and I had to have two stints shot into my heart so my blood can flow again. It's called a widow-maker because you're really not supposed to make it back from that," he said during an appearance on the I Am Athlete (17-minute mark).
He made the comments during a discussion with , and all former stars ⭐️
White said the experience changed his habits, and he works out now more than he did during his playing career.. The former NFL running back is likely best known for his college days with the Trojans when he was part of a dominant era for USC and teammates with , and others under head coach Pete Carroll.
White ran for 1,103 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2004 for the national champions and then ran for 1,302 yards and 24 touchdowns in 2005 for the team that lost to Texas in the BCS National Championship Game.
That was enough to convince the Titans to select him with a second-round pick in the 2006 NFL draft. He played four years for the team, including in 2007 when he ran for a career-best 1,110 yards and seven touchdowns. He followed that up with 773 yards and a career-high 15 touchdowns on the ground in 2008.
Since retiring, White has opened up about the difficulties he experienced with both physical and mental health during and after his playing days. He has credited former Titans teammate Chris Johnson with providing important help. on at