A nine-stall horse barn, a saltwater resort-style pool, and a sneaker closet built to hold more than 100 pairs of designer shoes are all part of the deal for whoever buys Devin White's former Tampa Bay home. The ex-Buccaneers linebacker has listed his 7.6-acre estate near Odessa for $3.5 million, closing out a chapter that began with a Super Bowl and has since carried him through four more NFL cities.
A Championship Purchase Turned Luxury Ranch
White bought the property at 11410 Trotting Down Drive in May 2021 for $2.6 million, less than four months after winning Super Bowl LV with the Buccaneers, according to the Tampa Bay Times. He went on to sink more than $500,000 into renovations, a figure confirmed by FOX 13 Tampa Bay, which reported on the listing based on an interview with realtor Colony Reeves. Among the upgrades: an office turned into a custom sneaker closet with floor-to-ceiling clear boxes designed to showcase more than 100 pairs of shoes, per the Times.
The four-bedroom main home also includes five and a half bathrooms, a private movie theater converted from what used to be an in-law suite, and a secret kids' playroom tucked underneath the stairs, according to the station's report. A balcony overlooks the pool and a custom basketball court featuring White's personal logo, and the grounds include a putting green and a playground as well.
The Barn Is the Real Star, Says the Listing Agent
Reeves, the listing realtor, told the outlet that the barn is the most exciting feature of the home. It's easy to see why: the nine-stall structure comes with professional-grade footing, a covered and lighted riding arena, a six-foot round pen, five irrigated pastures, and groom's quarters with a full kitchen and bathroom. Reeves reported that White had every stall filled with his own horses.
Those facilities carried a personal name — Get Live Stables — and served as more than a hobby for White, according to Equestrian Living. White grew up riding horses in rural Louisiana starting at age five, and the outlet notes he used grooming and riding as a therapeutic outlet away from football. Per the same account, riding took on deeper meaning after his brother died in a car accident when White was 13; he has said horse riding became an outlet in the aftermath and, in his own words, simply “a way of life.” The linkage between that personal history and the estate's stables was reported by Equestrian Living and has not been independently detailed elsewhere in the available reporting.
The estate also has room to spare for vehicles and trailers. An attached three-car garage sits alongside a detached seven-car garage with 12-foot doors, built to accommodate RVs or horse trailers, per the station's report.
From a Super Bowl Victory Lap to Five NFL Teams
White entered the league in 2019 as the Buccaneers' fifth overall draft pick, signing a four-year, $29.3 million rookie contract before earning Second-Team All-Pro honors in 2020 and a Pro Bowl nod in 2021, according to background reported at the time by the Tampa Bay Times. He served as a core defensive captain during Tampa Bay's Super Bowl LV championship run in 2021 and, per FOX 13's reporting, even took a victory lap inside Raymond James Stadium on his horse Dream while carrying the Lombardi Trophy.
White played his final season with the Buccaneers in 2023 before his career took him on a winding tour of the league. Hoodline previously reported his move to Philadelphia in March 2024, and he has since suited up for Houston and Las Vegas as well. During the 2025 season with the Raiders, White posted a career-high 174 tackles, setting the franchise's single-season tackles record and ranking third in the NFL, according to Sports Illustrated and reporting cited by Fox Sports. This month, he signed a one-year contract with the Detroit Lions, his fifth NFL team, according to Sports Illustrated's coverage of the deal.
A Protected Corner of Hillsborough County
The Odessa property sits within Citrus Green Equestrian Estates, part of the Keystone-Odessa area where Hillsborough County commissioners voted in March to block high-density housing proposals aimed at preserving the region's rural and agricultural character, as Hoodline reported in its piece on the vote. Local residents in that area have organized specifically to protect large-lot horse properties from suburban sprawl, giving White's ranch-style listing a built-in shield against encroaching development.
White isn't the first Tampa Bay football name to plant roots in Odessa's horse country. Former Buccaneers quarterback Vinny Testaverde previously listed his own 3.67-acre Odessa mansion for $4.9 million back in 2017, according to Realtor.com, reflecting a long pattern of Tampa-area pro athletes seeking large, private estates in the enclave.
Off the field, White has also built a charitable footprint tied to Tampa Bay. He established the Get Live 45 Foundation in 2021 to support foster children and disadvantaged youth, and the NFLPA named him its Week 13 Community MVP in December 2022 after he helped distribute holiday meal kits to more than 450 foster children in the region. The listing agent handling the sale, Colony Reeves of Dalton Wade Inc., is a Tampa native who gained national recognition as a cast member on Netflix's Selling Tampa, according to Realtor.com's profile of the agent.
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