The 28 Greatest NFL Defensive Ends of All Time

By YPB Team

Bone-crushing sack artists and disciplined run-stoppers from every era share the same stage here, old-school grinders next to modern speed rushers. Which will win?

Reggie White — ranked #11
Reggie White
Eagles and Packers dominant DE with 198 career sacks, two-time DPOY, Super Bowl XXXI champion.
1000pts
Bruce Smith — ranked #22
Bruce Smith
Buffalo Bills star and the NFL's all-time sacks leader with 200 career sacks.
894pts
Charles Haley — ranked #33
Charles Haley
49ers and Cowboys defensive end who won five Super Bowl rings.
663pts
Osi Umenyiora — ranked #44
Osi Umenyiora
New York Giants strip-sack specialist and two-time Super Bowl champion.
609pts
Coy Bacon — ranked #55
Coy Bacon
Rams, Chargers, Bengals and Redskins pass rusher of the 1970s known for prolific unofficial sack totals.
609pts
Andy Robustelli — ranked #66
Andy Robustelli
New York Giants Hall of Fame defensive end anchoring championship defenses in the 1950s-60s.
609pts
Carl Eller — ranked #77
Carl Eller
Minnesota Vikings anchor of the 'Purple People Eaters' front four.
546pts
Robert Mathis — ranked #88
Robert Mathis
Indianapolis Colts sack specialist who paired with Dwight Freeney to terrorize quarterbacks.
546pts
Ed 'Too Tall' Jones — ranked #99
Ed 'Too Tall' Jones
Dallas Cowboys towering defensive end and three-time Pro Bowler of the 1970s-80s.
473pts
Dwight Freeney — ranked #1010
Dwight Freeney
Indianapolis Colts star famous for his spin move, 125.5 career sacks.
473pts
Justin Tuck — ranked #1111
Justin Tuck
New York Giants edge rusher who won two Super Bowls with standout postseason performances.
473pts
Deacon Jones — ranked #1212
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles Rams legend of the 1960s who coined the term 'sack' and revolutionized the position.
473pts
Myles Garrett — ranked #1313
Myles Garrett
Cleveland Browns dominant modern-era edge rusher and reigning Defensive Player of the Year.
473pts
Richard Dent — ranked #1414
Richard Dent
Chicago Bears Super Bowl XX MVP and key piece of the legendary 1985 defense.
473pts
J.J. Watt — ranked #1515
J.J. Watt
Texans and Cardinals dominant force, three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
387pts
Fred Dean — ranked #1616
Fred Dean
Chargers and 49ers Hall of Fame pass rusher known for explosive quickness off the edge.
387pts
Jared Allen — ranked #1717
Jared Allen
Vikings and Chiefs sack artist known for his relentless motor, 136 career sacks.
387pts
Jason Taylor — ranked #1818
Jason Taylor
Miami Dolphins Hall of Famer and 2006 Defensive Player of the Year.
387pts
Chris Doleman — ranked #1919
Chris Doleman
Vikings and 49ers pass rusher who finished with 150.5 career sacks.
387pts
Simeon Rice — ranked #2020
Simeon Rice
Buccaneers pass rusher who helped anchor Tampa Bay's Super Bowl XXXVII championship defense.
284pts
Gino Marchetti — ranked #2121
Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colts pass-rushing pioneer of the 1950s-60s, 11-time Pro Bowler.
284pts
DeMarcus Ware — ranked #2222
DeMarcus Ware
Cowboys and Broncos elite edge rusher with 138.5 sacks and a Super Bowl 50 ring.
284pts
Michael Strahan — ranked #2323
Michael Strahan
New York Giants great who set the single-season sack record and won Super Bowl XLII.
158pts
Julius Peppers — ranked #2424
Julius Peppers
Panthers and Bears standout with 159.5 career sacks across a 17-year career.
158pts
L.C. Greenwood — ranked #2525
L.C. Greenwood
Pittsburgh Steelers 'Steel Curtain' defensive end of the 1970s dynasty teams.
158pts
Howie Long — ranked #2626
Howie Long
Oakland Raiders Hall of Fame defensive end of the 1980s, eight-time Pro Bowler.
158pts
Leslie O'Neal — ranked #2727
Leslie O'Neal
San Diego Chargers five-time Pro Bowl defensive end of the late 1980s-90s.
158pts
Trace Armstrong — ranked #2828
Trace Armstrong
Dolphins and Bears durable defensive end with a long, productive career in the 1990s-2000s.
158pts

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