Built like a tank. Moved like a nightmare. In his prime with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2002–2007), John Henderson wasn’t just a defensive tackle. He was a problem. At 6’7”, 335 pounds, Henderson combined freak length with raw power, routinely collapsing pockets and destroying run schemes before they could even develop. Offensive linemen talked about surviving snaps, not winning them. Henderson anchored one of the nastiest defensive fronts in the NFL during the early 2000s. A two-time Pro Bowler, he was the engine behind Jacksonville’s physical identity, swallowing double teams and still getting penetration. His ability to command attention up the middle freed up edge rushers and linebackers, making the Jaguars’ defense one of the toughest outs in football. No flash. No finesse. Just violence and control at the line of scrimmage. Is John Henderson one of the most underrated defensive linemen of his era? 👇 #JohnHenderson #Jaguars #DUUUVAL #NFLHistory #DefensiveLine #DT #Trenches #NF...