Didn't see this posted anywhere. I've read a couple good articles on this and it sounds outstanding. Airs at 9pm EST on ESPN.
"The Minister of Defense," the next installment of ESPN's Emmy-award-winning 30 for 30 series, highlights the life of NFL legend Reggie White. The film follows Reggie's son, Jeremy, as he embarks on a journey to learn about his father's life.........."
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There is also a Bart Starr film on the SEC Network. I can't get that tho. 
I found the Bart Starr documentary on YouTubeTV. Starts at 8:00 CST. .
I only got to see maybe the last 20 minutes or so of the Starr documentary. Talked about Bart’s son Bret who was heavily into drugs and passed away at an early age. Bart didn’t shrink from the tragedy. He used his fame and status to reach out to other young people to try to prevent others from ending up in a battle with drugs like his son went through. He was a good man, I wish I could have met him.
It can still be seen on YouTube. Ken Bowman really looked old. Donny Anderson too. Also featured Jerry Kramer and Dave Robinson who looked great. Kramer looked better than Bowman. The one part I didn't like was almost every shot of Green Bay had snow on the ground. Some people probably think it looks like that year round.
Just watching the 30 for 30 Reggie White episode. Very good. I highly recommend it. It’s hard to believe that this past December 26 was the 19th anniversary of Reggie’s death.
I watched the Reggie 30 for 30 and wholeheartedly recommend it.
@ammo posted:The one part I didn't like was almost every shot of Green Bay had snow on the ground. Some people probably think it looks like that year round.
Was watching with my Dad yesterday and we said the exact same thing. Every shot of Lambeau was in the midst of a huge snow event. Comical.
