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  Arizona Cardinals

  Arizona Cardinals Jerseys – Every Player, Every Era, Every Number

  The Arizona Cardinals are the oldest continuously operating professional football franchise in the NFL, with a history dating back to 1898. The organization began in Chicago as the Morgan Athletic Club and later became known as the Normals and the Racine Cardinals before becoming the Chicago Cardinals.

  The Cardinals became a charter member of the NFL in 1920. The franchise remained in Chicago until 1960, when it moved to St. Louis and became the St. Louis Cardinals. In 1988, the team relocated to Arizona and initially played as the Phoenix Cardinals. In 1994, the franchise officially became the Arizona Cardinals.

  The complete history of the franchise therefore includes the Morgan Athletic Club, Normals, Racine Cardinals, Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals, Phoenix Cardinals and Arizona Cardinals. These different names and locations are all part of the history of the same continuous franchise.

  During the 1944 season, the Cardinals also combined with the Pittsburgh Steelers as a wartime team known as Card-Pitt. This was a temporary one-season combination caused by player shortages during World War II rather than a permanent franchise name.

  The Cardinals have won 2 NFL Championships, in 1925 and 1947. Their first championship came during the Chicago era, while the second came in 1947 when the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 28-21 in the NFL Championship Game.

  The Cardinals have won 0 Super Bowl Championships. Their closest Super Bowl appearance came following the 2008 season, when Arizona won the NFC Championship and advanced to Super Bowl XLIII. The Cardinals lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-23 in one of the most memorable Super Bowls in NFL history.

  The franchise has been home to generations of legendary players, including Ernie Nevers, Paddy Driscoll, Charley Trippi, Ollie Matson, Larry Wilson, Dan Dierdorf, Roger Wehrli, Jim Hart, Jackie Smith, Aeneas Williams, Kurt Warner, Pat Tillman, Adrian Wilson and Larry Fitzgerald.

  Retired Numbers

  The Arizona Cardinals have officially retired the jersey numbers of five players whose contributions left a permanent mark on the franchise:

  • #8 – Larry Wilson
  • #40 – Pat Tillman
  • #77 – Stan Mauldin
  • #88 – J.V. Cain
  • #99 – Marshall Goldberg

  Larry Wilson spent his entire 13-year NFL career with the Cardinals and became one of the greatest safeties in league history. Marshall Goldberg was an important member of the 1947 NFL championship team, while Stan Mauldin and J.V. Cain were honored by the franchise after tragically losing their lives during their playing careers.

  Pat Tillman became one of the most respected figures in Cardinals history. After establishing himself as an NFL player, Tillman left football to serve in the U.S. Army. The Cardinals later retired his No. 40 in recognition of his life, service and legacy.

  Scheduled Retirement – Larry Fitzgerald

  The Cardinals have announced that Larry Fitzgerald's No. 11 will be officially retired on October 25, 2026, at halftime of the Cardinals' game against the Denver Broncos. Fitzgerald will also be inducted into the Cardinals Ring of Honor that day.

  Fitzgerald spent his entire NFL career with the Cardinals from 2004 through 2020 and established himself as one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history. He finished his career with 1,432 receptions, 17,492 receiving yards and 121 receiving touchdowns, and he helped lead Arizona to its first Super Bowl appearance following the 2008 season.

  Cardinals Ring of Honor

  The Cardinals also honor numerous great players, coaches, owners and contributors through the Cardinals Ring of Honor. Among the most celebrated names are Ernie Nevers, Charley Trippi, Ollie Matson, Dan Dierdorf, Larry Wilson, Roger Wehrli, Roy Green, Aeneas Williams, Pat Tillman, Kurt Warner, Adrian Wilson, Jim Hart, Larry Fitzgerald and many other Cardinals legends.

  The Ring of Honor also recognizes important non-player figures such as Charles W. Bidwill Sr., William V. Bidwill and legendary head coach Jimmy Conzelman, whose contributions helped shape the franchise on and off the field.

  From the earliest days of the Morgan Athletic Club, through the Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals and Phoenix Cardinals, to today's Arizona Cardinals, countless players have helped build this remarkable franchise.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Arizona Cardinals franchise, including every era and every team identity that came before Arizona. From early Cardinals pioneers and NFL champions to Hall of Fame legends, Ring of Honor members, stars, role players, fan favorites and players whose contributions may only be remembered by longtime fans, every era deserves to be remembered.

  Whether you are searching for the jersey of an NFL champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a Cardinals icon, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose time with the franchise has largely been forgotten, you can find his Arizona Cardinals jersey here.

  We believe that every player who wore the Cardinals uniform became part of the franchise's story. The biggest stars may receive the most attention, but a team's history is built by everyone who wore the jersey.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Atlanta Falcons

  The Atlanta Falcons began play in 1966 as an expansion franchise and have proudly carried the Atlanta Falcons name throughout their history. As Atlanta's first NFL franchise, the Falcons have built a distinctive football identity over more than half a century, producing memorable players, exciting offenses, dominant defenders, and several memorable playoff runs.

  The Falcons have won two NFC Championships, reaching the Super Bowl after the 1998 and 2016 seasons. Atlanta advanced to Super Bowl XXXIII following the 1998 season and returned to the Super Bowl in the unforgettable 2016 season after putting together one of the most explosive offenses in franchise history. The Falcons have not yet won a Super Bowl Championship, but both championship seasons remain important chapters in Atlanta football history.

  Falcons history is filled with legendary players. Quarterback Steve Bartkowski became one of the defining stars of the franchise's early years, while running back William Andrews and offensive tackle Mike Kenn helped establish Atlanta's identity in the 1970s and 1980s. The great 1990s teams featured stars such as Deion Sanders, Andre Rison and Jessie Tuggle. Later generations produced unforgettable players including Jamal Anderson, Michael Vick, Roddy White, Julio Jones, Matt Ryan, Tony Gonzalez, John Abraham and Grady Jarrett.

  The Falcons have never officially retired a jersey number. Instead, the organization recognizes its greatest players through the Atlanta Falcons Ring of Honor. Members include Steve Bartkowski, William Andrews, Jessie Tuggle, Mike Kenn, Deion Sanders, Claude Humphrey, Andre Rison, Morten Andersen, Michael Vick, Julio Jones, Roddy White and Matt Ryan, along with other important figures in franchise history. In 2026, John Abraham and Bill Fralic are scheduled to become the 15th and 16th members of the Ring of Honor.

  Our Atlanta Falcons jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing early franchise legends, playoff teams, NFC Championship squads, Hall of Famers, modern stars, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout Falcons history. From Steve Bartkowski, Deion Sanders and Jessie Tuggle to Michael Vick, Julio Jones, Matt Ryan, Tony Gonzalez and many lesser-known Falcons, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Atlanta football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Atlanta Falcons team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Falcons jerseys and historic uniforms.

  From the Falcons' inaugural season and the franchise's early stars to the unforgettable 1998 and 2016 NFC Championship teams and the many legends who followed, Atlanta has created generations of memorable football history. Discover Falcons jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Falcon has a story, and no Falcon should be forgotten.

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  Baltimore Ravens

  The Baltimore Ravens began play in 1996 after the NFL approved the relocation of the Cleveland Browns franchise to Baltimore. The Browns name, colors and historical records remained in Cleveland, while the new Baltimore team was officially named the Ravens on March 29, 1996, after a fan poll inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's famous poem. From their first season, the Ravens have built their own identity and one of the strongest defensive traditions in modern NFL history.

  The Ravens have won two Super Bowl Championships. Baltimore defeated the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXV following the 2000 season, led by one of the most dominant defenses ever assembled. The Ravens returned to the Super Bowl after the 2012 season and defeated the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in Super Bowl XLVII. The franchise has also won multiple AFC North division championships and has remained one of the NFL's most consistent playoff teams.

  Baltimore's history is filled with unforgettable players. Ray Lewis became the defining symbol of the franchise and led both Super Bowl championship teams, while offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden became one of the greatest players at his position in NFL history. Other Ravens legends include Ed Reed, Jamal Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Haloti Ngata, Joe Flacco, Matt Stover and Anquan Boldin. The modern era has added stars such as Lamar Jackson, Justin Tucker, Marlon Humphrey and many more.

  The Ravens have never officially retired a jersey number. Instead, several legendary numbers have been effectively preserved out of respect for the players who made them famous. Numbers such as #52 Ray Lewis, #20 Ed Reed, and #75 Jonathan Ogden carry exceptional historical significance within the organization. The Ravens Ring of Honor permanently recognizes many of the franchise's greatest players, including Jonathan Ogden, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and other important figures from Baltimore's history.

  Our Baltimore Ravens jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing the 2000 and 2012 Super Bowl champions, defensive legends, offensive stars, modern players, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden and Ed Reed to Jamal Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Joe Flacco, Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Baltimore football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Baltimore Ravens team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Ravens jerseys and historic uniforms.

  From the birth of the Ravens in 1996 and the legendary defense of the 2000 championship team to the dramatic 2012 Super Bowl run and the modern era led by Lamar Jackson, Baltimore has created a unique football legacy in a remarkably short time. Discover Ravens jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Raven has a story, and no Raven should be forgotten.

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  Buffalo Bills

  The Buffalo Bills began play in 1960 as one of the original franchises of the American Football League. Founded by owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr., the Bills have proudly carried the Buffalo Bills name throughout their history. When the AFL and NFL merged in 1970, Buffalo became part of the NFL and continued building one of the most passionate and recognizable football traditions in professional sports.

  The Bills won two AFL Championships, in 1964 and 1965, establishing the franchise as one of the dominant teams of the AFL era. Buffalo later created one of the most remarkable runs in NFL history by winning four consecutive AFC Championships from 1990 through 1993. The Bills appeared in four straight Super Bowls during that period, a feat that remains unmatched by any other team, although Buffalo was unable to capture a Super Bowl Championship.

  Buffalo's history is filled with unforgettable players. Quarterback Jim Kelly became the leader of the legendary 1990s teams, while running back Thurman Thomas and wide receiver Andre Reed formed the heart of one of the NFL's most prolific offenses. Defensive stars such as Bruce Smith, Cornelius Bennett, Darryl Talley and Steve Tasker helped define the Bills' championship era. Earlier generations featured AFL legends including Jack Kemp, Elbert Dubenion, Cookie Gilchrist and Joe DeLamielleure. More recently, Buffalo has been led by stars such as Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and other key players of the modern era.

  The Bills have officially retired two jersey numbers: #12 Jim Kelly and #78 Bruce Smith. Kelly's No. 12 was retired in 2001, while Smith's No. 78 was retired in 2016. Other legendary numbers such as #32 O.J. Simpson, #34 Thurman Thomas, #44 Elbert Dubenion, #66 Billy Shaw, and #83 Andre Reed have traditionally been protected or rarely issued out of respect for their historical importance. The Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame provides another major way for the franchise to permanently honor its greatest players, coaches and contributors.

  Our Buffalo Bills jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing AFL championship legends, the great teams of the 1990s, modern stars, Hall of Famers, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed and Bruce Smith to Jack Kemp, Joe DeLamielleure, Darryl Talley and many lesser-known Bills, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Buffalo football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Buffalo Bills team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Bills jerseys and historic throwback uniforms.

  From the AFL championship teams of the 1960s to the four consecutive AFC champions of the early 1990s and the modern Josh Allen era, the Buffalo Bills have created generations of unforgettable football history. Discover Bills jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Bill has a story, and no Bill should be forgotten.

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  Carolina Panthers

  The Carolina Panthers began play in 1995 as an expansion franchise, becoming the first NFL team in the Carolinas. The Panthers have proudly carried the Carolina Panthers name throughout their history and quickly established a competitive identity. In only their second season, Carolina won the NFC West and advanced to the NFC Championship Game, an extraordinary achievement for such a young franchise.

  The Panthers have reached the Super Bowl twice. Carolina won the NFC Championship after the 2003 season and advanced to Super Bowl XXXVIII, where they narrowly lost to the New England Patriots. The Panthers returned to the Super Bowl after the 2015 season following a dominant 15-1 regular season, but fell to the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50. Carolina therefore remains in search of its first Super Bowl Championship.

  Panthers history is filled with memorable players. Linebacker Sam Mills became the emotional foundation of the franchise's early teams, while quarterback Steve Beuerlein helped lead the Panthers to their first playoff victory. The 2003 NFC Championship team featured stars such as Jake Delhomme, Steve Smith Sr., Julius Peppers and Muhsin Muhammad. Later generations produced franchise icons including Luke Kuechly, Cam Newton, Jordan Gross, Thomas Davis and Greg Olsen. The modern era has added new stars and continues to write the next chapter of Carolina football.

  The Panthers have officially retired only #51 Sam Mills. Mills was one of the original Panthers and became the cornerstone of the team's defense during its first three seasons. After his playing career, he joined the coaching staff and became forever associated with the Panthers' “Keep Pounding” identity. The franchise also honors many other legends through the Panthers Hall of Honor, including Mike McCormack, Wesley Walls, Jake Delhomme, Jordan Gross, Steve Smith Sr., Muhsin Muhammad and Julius Peppers.

  Our Carolina Panthers jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing the original expansion teams, NFC Championship squads, Super Bowl teams, Hall of Famers, modern stars, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Sam Mills, Steve Smith Sr., Julius Peppers and Jake Delhomme to Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly, Greg Olsen and other unforgettable Panthers, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Carolina football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Carolina Panthers team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Panthers jerseys and historic uniforms.

  From the inaugural 1995 season and the remarkable 1996 playoff run to the NFC Championship teams of 2003 and 2015 and the generations of stars who followed, the Carolina Panthers have created a unique and growing football legacy. Discover Panthers jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Panther has a story, and no Panther should be forgotten.

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  Chicago Bears

  The Chicago Bears are one of the oldest and most historic franchises in the National Football League. The organization was founded in 1920 as the Decatur Staleys, moved to Chicago in 1921, and became the Chicago Bears in 1922. The Bears have proudly carried the Chicago Bears name for more than a century, creating one of the deepest traditions in professional football.

  The Bears have won nine NFL world championships, including eight NFL Championships before the Super Bowl era and Super Bowl XX following the 1985 season. Chicago's championship teams include the legendary squads of George Halas, the dominant 1940s Bears, the championship teams of the 1950s and 1960s, and the unforgettable 1985 Bears. The 1985 team finished 15-1 in the regular season and became one of the most dominant championship teams in NFL history.

  Chicago Bears history is filled with legendary players. Founder and longtime head coach George Halas helped build the franchise, while Red Grange, Bronko Nagurski, Sid Luckman and Bill George became icons of the early Bears. Later generations produced unforgettable stars such as Gale Sayers, Dick Butkus, Walter Payton and Mike Singletary. The legendary 1985 defense featured players including Richard Dent, Dan Hampton, Steve McMichael and Mike Singletary, while later eras added stars such as Brian Urlacher, Devin Hester and many more.

  The Bears have officially retired 14 jersey numbers: #3 Bronko Nagurski, #5 George McAfee, #7 George Halas, #28 Willie Galimore, #34 Walter Payton, #40 Gale Sayers, #41 Brian Piccolo, #42 Sid Luckman, #51 Dick Butkus, #56 Bill Hewitt, #61 Bill George, #66 Clyde "Bulldog" Turner, #77 Red Grange, and #89 Mike Ditka. These retired numbers represent generations of players who helped define the identity of the Chicago Bears. The organization also has one of the NFL's richest collections of Pro Football Hall of Famers, including Hall of Fame classes from recent years such as Steve McMichael, Devin Hester and Julius Peppers.

  Our Chicago Bears jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing early NFL legends, championship players, the legendary 1985 team, Hall of Famers, modern stars, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's long history. From George Halas, Red Grange and Bronko Nagurski to Walter Payton, Gale Sayers, Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, Brian Urlacher and Devin Hester, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Chicago football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Chicago Bears team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Bears jerseys and historic throwback uniforms.

  From the Decatur Staleys and the earliest days of the NFL to the championship teams of George Halas, the legendary 1940s and 1960s Bears, the unforgettable 1985 Super Bowl champions and the stars of modern Chicago football, the Bears have created more than a century of unforgettable history. Discover Bears jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Bear has a story, and no Bear should be forgotten.

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  Cincinnati Bengals

  The Cincinnati Bengals began play in 1968 as an expansion franchise in the American Football League. Founded by legendary coach and football innovator Paul Brown, the Bengals joined the NFL in 1970 when the AFL and NFL merged. The team has proudly carried the Cincinnati Bengals name throughout its history and has developed one of the most distinctive identities in professional football, highlighted by its iconic tiger-striped uniforms and helmets.

  The Bengals have won three AFC Championships, reaching the Super Bowl after the 1981, 1988 and 2021 seasons. Cincinnati's first AFC title came in the famous Freezer Bowl against the San Diego Chargers, sending the Bengals to Super Bowl XVI. The team returned to the Super Bowl after the 1988 season and again after the 2021 season, but Cincinnati has not yet captured its first Super Bowl Championship.

  Cincinnati history is filled with legendary players. Quarterback Ken Anderson became one of the defining players of the franchise's early era, while Hall of Fame offensive tackle Anthony Muñoz established himself as one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history. The 1980s produced unforgettable stars such as Boomer Esiason, Cris Collinsworth, James Brooks and Tim Krumrie. Later generations featured players including Chad Johnson, Carson Palmer, Corey Dillon, Willie Anderson and Geno Atkins. The modern Bengals are led by stars such as Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

  The Bengals have officially retired #54 Bob Johnson, the franchise's first-ever draft selection in 1968. Rather than retiring large numbers of jerseys, Cincinnati has traditionally honored its greatest figures through the Bengals Ring of Honor. Paul Brown, Anthony Muñoz, Ken Anderson, Ken Riley, Willie Anderson, Isaac Curtis, Boomer Esiason, Chad Johnson, Corey Dillon, Tim Krumrie and Dave Lapham are among those honored, with James Brooks and Bob Trumpy scheduled to join the Ring of Honor in 2026.

  Our Cincinnati Bengals jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing early Bengals legends, AFC championship teams, Super Bowl players, modern stars, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Ken Anderson, Anthony Muñoz and Boomer Esiason to Chad Johnson, Corey Dillon, Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Cincinnati football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Cincinnati Bengals team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while capturing the distinctive look associated with Bengals jerseys and their legendary tiger-striped identity.

  From the Bengals' inaugural AFL season and the innovative teams of Paul Brown to the Freezer Bowl, the Super Bowl teams of the 1980s, the stars of the 2000s and the modern Burrow-Chase era, Cincinnati has created generations of unforgettable football history. Discover Bengals jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Bengal has a story, and no Bengal should be forgotten.

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  Cleveland Browns

  The Cleveland Browns began play in 1946 as a charter member of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC), led by legendary coach and co-founder Paul Brown. The Browns dominated the AAFC from the beginning, winning all four of the league's championships from 1946 through 1949. In 1950, Cleveland joined the NFL and immediately continued its success, winning the NFL Championship in its first NFL season.

  The Browns have won eight league championships in their history — four AAFC Championships and four NFL Championships. Their NFL titles came in 1950, 1954, 1955 and 1964. Cleveland reached the NFL Championship Game repeatedly during the 1950s, with legendary quarterback Otto Graham leading the team to three NFL championships. The 1964 Browns later captured the franchise's fourth NFL title, and Cleveland remains one of the most historically successful franchises of the pre-Super Bowl era.

  Browns history is filled with legendary players. Otto Graham became one of the greatest quarterbacks in professional football history, while Jim Brown is widely regarded as one of the greatest running backs ever to play the game. Other icons from the championship years include Lou Groza, Marion Motley, Bill Willis, Dante Lavelli, Len Ford and Ray Renfro. Later generations produced unforgettable Browns such as Ozzie Newsome, Bernie Kosar, Clay Matthews, Brian Sipe, Hanford Dixon, Kevin Mack and Joe Thomas.

  The Browns have officially retired five jersey numbers: #14 Otto Graham, #32 Jim Brown, #45 Ernie Davis, #46 Don Fleming, and #76 Lou Groza. These retired numbers span several important eras of Cleveland football and honor some of the most influential players in franchise history. The Browns also maintain a Ring of Honor and a Browns Legends Program recognizing additional players, coaches and contributors. The 2026 Browns Legends class includes Brian Brennan, Alex Mack and Lou Rymkus, further expanding the franchise's long list of honored figures.

  Our Cleveland Browns jerseys are not limited to the most famous stars. You can find jerseys representing the legendary AAFC teams, the NFL championship years, the Kosar era, later generations, modern players, and much more obscure names from throughout Browns history. From Otto Graham, Jim Brown and Lou Groza to Ozzie Newsome, Bernie Kosar, Joe Thomas and other memorable Browns, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Cleveland footbal

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  Dallas Cowboys

  The Dallas Cowboys began play in 1960 as an expansion franchise and have proudly carried the Dallas Cowboys name throughout their history. From their difficult early years to becoming one of the most recognizable sports franchises in the world, the Cowboys have built a tradition closely associated with championship football, legendary players, and an enormous national following.

  The Cowboys have won five Super Bowl Championships, defeating the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI after the 1971 season, the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII after the 1977 season, and the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII after the 1992 and 1993 seasons. Dallas captured its fifth and most recent Super Bowl in Super Bowl XXX after the 1995 season. The franchise has also won numerous NFC Championships and division titles, including a remarkable run of success during the Tom Landry era and the dominant teams of the 1990s.

  Dallas history is filled with legendary players. Roger Staubach and Bob Lilly became foundational stars of the championship teams of the 1970s, while Tony Dorsett, Randy White, Mel Renfro, Cliff Harris and Harvey Martin helped define that great era. The Cowboys' 1990s dynasty was led by Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin, supported by stars such as Larry Allen, Charles Haley and Darren Woodson. Later generations produced unforgettable players including DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten and many more.

  Unlike many NFL teams, the Cowboys have never officially retired a jersey number. Instead, the organization has traditionally reserved its most legendary numbers for only the most deserving players. Numbers associated with icons such as #8 Roger Staubach, #12 Roger Staubach's era, #22 Emmitt Smith, #33 Tony Dorsett, #74 Bob Lilly, #88 Michael Irvin and other Cowboys legends carry enormous historical significance, even though they are not officially retired. The Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor provides another way for the franchise to permanently recognize its greatest players, coaches and contributors.

  Our Dallas Cowboys jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing championship legends, Hall of Famers, modern stars, fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Roger Staubach, Bob Lilly and Tony Dorsett to Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, DeMarcus Ware and other Cowboys icons, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Dallas football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Dallas Cowboys team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while capturing the distinctive look associated with Cowboys jerseys and historic throwback uniforms.

  From the early expansion years and the Tom Landry era to the Super Bowl champions of the 1990s and the stars of later generations, the Dallas Cowboys have created one of the most recognizable legacies in NFL history. Discover Cowboys jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Cowboy has a story, and no Cowboy should be forgotten.

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  Denver Broncos

  The Denver Broncos began play in 1960 as one of the original members of the American Football League. When the AFL and NFL merged in 1970, the Broncos became part of the NFL and have proudly carried the Denver Broncos name throughout their history. From the early AFL years to decades of success in the NFL, the Broncos have developed one of the most recognizable identities in professional football.

  Denver has won three Super Bowl Championships, winning Super Bowl XXXII after the 1997 season, Super Bowl XXXIII after the 1998 season, and Super Bowl 50 after the 2015 season. The Broncos' back-to-back championships in 1997 and 1998 established one of the greatest periods in franchise history, while the 2015 team became the third championship squad in team history behind a legendary defense and Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller.

  Broncos history is filled with unforgettable players. Floyd Little became one of the earliest great stars in franchise history, while the legendary Orange Crush defense of the late 1970s featured players such as Randy Gradishar, Tom Jackson and Louis Wright. The great offenses of the 1990s were led by John Elway, Terrell Davis, Shannon Sharpe and Rod Smith. Later generations produced stars including Champ Bailey, Steve Atwater, Von Miller, Demaryius Thomas and Peyton Manning.

  The Broncos have officially retired three jersey numbers: #7 John Elway, #18 Frank Tripucka, and #44 Floyd Little. Number 18 also has a special place in modern Broncos history because Peyton Manning wore it from 2012 through 2015 with the blessing of Frank Tripucka. The number returned to retirement after Manning's departure. Many other legendary players and contributors are honored in the Denver Broncos Ring of Fame, which recognizes those who played major roles in shaping the franchise.

  Our Denver Broncos jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing early AFL players, Orange Crush defensive legends, Super Bowl champions, Hall of Famers, modern stars, and much more obscure players from different eras of Broncos history. From John Elway, Floyd Little, Terrell Davis and Shannon Sharpe to Peyton Manning, Von Miller, Champ Bailey and Demaryius Thomas, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Denver football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Denver Broncos team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while capturing the distinctive look associated with Broncos jerseys and throwback uniforms.

  From the Broncos' AFL beginnings and the legendary Orange Crush defense to the championship teams led by John Elway and Terrell Davis, the Peyton Manning era and the dominant defense of the 2015 Super Bowl champions, Denver football has produced generations of unforgettable players. Discover Broncos jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Bronco has a story, and no Bronco should be forgotten.

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  Detroit Lions

  The Detroit Lions trace their history to the Portsmouth Spartans, who began play in 1930 in Portsmouth, Ohio. In 1934, the franchise moved to Detroit and became the Detroit Lions, beginning a long and important chapter in NFL history. The Lions have proudly carried the Detroit Lions name ever since, building one of the oldest traditions in professional football.

  The Lions have won four NFL world championships, capturing titles in 1935, 1952, 1953 and 1957. Detroit's dominant teams of the 1950s won three championships in six seasons, making that era one of the greatest periods in franchise history. The Lions have not yet won a Super Bowl, but they have produced many memorable teams, legendary players and historic moments throughout their long existence.

  Detroit's history is filled with unforgettable stars. Early legends such as Earl "Dutch" Clark helped establish the franchise, while the championship teams of the 1950s featured Bobby Layne, Doak Walker and Joe Schmidt. Later generations brought Hall of Fame players such as Lem Barney, Charlie Sanders and Barry Sanders. Other memorable Lions include Billy Sims, Chris Spielman, Herman Moore, Jason Hanson, Calvin Johnson and many more. The modern era has added stars such as Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jared Goff, Penei Sewell and Aidan Hutchinson.

  The Lions have officially retired several jersey numbers, including #7 Dutch Clark, #20 Lem Barney, Billy Sims and Barry Sanders, #22 Bobby Layne, #37 Doak Walker, #56 Joe Schmidt, and #85 Chuck Hughes. The retirement of #20 is especially unique because it is permanently associated with three outstanding Lions players from different generations. The franchise also honors many additional legends through its team Hall of Fame and other historical recognitions.

  Our Detroit Lions jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing championship-era legends, Hall of Famers, modern stars, popular fan favorites, and much more obscure players from throughout the franchise's history. From Dutch Clark, Bobby Layne and Doak Walker to Barry Sanders, Calvin Johnson and today's Lions stars, our goal is to celebrate not only the most famous names, but also the players remembered by dedicated Detroit fans.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Detroit Lions team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while preserving the distinctive look associated with Lions jerseys and throwback uniforms.

  From the Portsmouth Spartans and the first Detroit championship in 1935 to the dominant teams of the 1950s, the unforgettable Barry Sanders era and the Lions' modern resurgence, Detroit football history spans nearly a century. Discover Lions jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Lion has a story, and no Lion should be forgotten.

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  Green Bay Packers

  The Green Bay Packers were organized in 1919 and are one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the National Football League. Unlike many NFL teams, the Packers have proudly kept the same name throughout their history. From their early years in the small Wisconsin city of Green Bay to becoming one of the most successful organizations in professional football, the Packers have built a tradition unlike any other.

  The Packers have won an NFL-record 13 world championships. They captured NFL titles in 1929, 1930 and 1931, becoming the first team to win three consecutive championships. Green Bay later dominated the 1960s under head coach Vince Lombardi, winning three straight NFL championships from 1965 through 1967 and the first two Super Bowls. The Packers later won Super Bowl XXXI after the 1996 season and Super Bowl XLV after the 2010 season.

  Green Bay's history is filled with legendary players. Founder and longtime coach Curly Lambeau helped establish the franchise, while Don Hutson revolutionized the passing game during the 1930s and 1940s. The Lombardi era produced icons such as Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke and Willie Wood. Later generations brought unforgettable stars including Brett Favre, Reggie White, Donald Driver, Charles Woodson, Aaron Rodgers and many others.

  The Packers have officially retired six jersey numbers: #3 Tony Canadeo, #4 Brett Favre, #14 Don Hutson, #15 Bart Starr, #66 Ray Nitschke, and #92 Reggie White. These numbers represent some of the most important figures in Packers history. Beyond the retired numbers, the Packers Hall of Fame and the team's many honored legends recognize generations of players, coaches and contributors who helped create the franchise's remarkable tradition.

  Our Green Bay Packers jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing championship legends, Hall of Famers, Super Bowl heroes, modern stars, and players from many different eras of Packers history. From Bart Starr, Don Hutson and Ray Nitschke to Brett Favre, Reggie White, Aaron Rodgers and much more obscure players whose names may only be remembered by longtime Green Bay fans, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of the Packers.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Green Bay Packers team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance while capturing the distinctive look associated with authentic Packers jerseys and throwbacks.

  From Curly Lambeau and the first championship teams to the legendary Vince Lombardi era, the Super Bowl champions of the 1990s and 2010s, and the stars of today's Packers, Green Bay has created more championship history than any other NFL franchise. Discover Packers jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Packer has a story, and no Packer should be forgotten.

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  Houston / Tennessee...

  The Tennessee Oilers were a short but important chapter in the history of one of the NFL's oldest franchises. After the Houston Oilers relocated to Tennessee, the team used the Tennessee Oilers name during the 1997 and 1998 NFL seasons. The franchise then retired the Oilers nickname and became the Tennessee Titans in 1999. The Tennessee Oilers were therefore not a separate franchise, but part of the same organization that began as the Houston Oilers and continues today as the Tennessee Titans.

  The 1997 season marked the franchise's first year in Tennessee. The team played selected home games in Memphis while preparing for a permanent Nashville home, before playing its 1998 home schedule at Vanderbilt Stadium. Although the Tennessee Oilers era lasted only two seasons, it included several important players who would become central figures in the franchise's later history.

  Steve McNair was the most recognizable young star of the Tennessee Oilers era, developing into the franchise's great quarterback and later leading the Titans to Super Bowl XXXIV. Running back Eddie George was another defining figure, becoming one of the most productive runners in franchise history. Defensive stars such as Jevon Kearse and veteran leaders including Keith Bulluck, Blaine Bishop and others also became important parts of the franchise's Tennessee identity.

  The Tennessee Oilers did not win a championship during their two-season existence. However, the players who wore the Oilers uniform during this period form an important bridge between the Houston Oilers era and the Tennessee Titans era. The franchise's later honors and retired numbers continue to recognize legends from across this entire history, including Warren Moon, Earl Campbell, Steve McNair, Eddie George, Jim Norton, Mike Munchak, Elvin Bethea and Bruce Matthews.

  Our Tennessee Oilers jerseys are not limited to the most famous names. You can find jerseys representing Steve McNair, Eddie George and other recognizable players from the 1997 and 1998 seasons, as well as much more obscure players whose Oilers jerseys are rarely seen today. For fans who remember the franchise's transition from Houston to Tennessee, these jerseys preserve a unique two-season chapter of NFL history.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Tennessee Oilers team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. The classic light-blue Oilers design, combined with raised tackle-twill lettering and numbering, recreates the distinctive appearance associated with the team's inaugural Tennessee seasons.

  From the final days of the Houston Oilers to the two Tennessee Oilers seasons and the beginning of the Tennessee Titans era, this franchise has a history spanning generations. Discover Tennessee Oilers jerseys from Steve McNair, Eddie George and other familiar names to the most obscure players of 1997 and 1998 — because every Oiler has a story, and no Oiler should be forgotten.

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  Houston Texans

  The Houston Texans were awarded an NFL expansion franchise in 1999, officially named in 2000, and began play in 2002. The franchise was created to bring professional football back to Houston after the former Houston Oilers moved to Tennessee. The Texans are a separate franchise from the Oilers, with their own history, records and identity, and they have proudly carried the Houston Texans name since their first season.

  As one of the NFL's youngest franchises, the Texans have already built a memorable history. Houston has won multiple AFC South division championships and made numerous playoff appearances, establishing itself as one of the league's most competitive young teams. The Texans have not yet won an AFC Championship or Super Bowl, but their history has continued to grow through several different eras, from their expansion beginnings to the successful teams of the 2010s and the new generation of stars in the 2020s.

  Some of the most important names in Texans history include Andre Johnson, one of the greatest wide receivers of his generation, and defensive superstar J.J. Watt, a three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year. Other unforgettable Texans include Arian Foster, DeMeco Ryans, Brian Cushing, Duane Brown, Jonathan Joseph and Johnathan Joseph, as well as many other players who helped shape different eras of the franchise. The modern Texans have added new stars such as C.J. Stroud and other key players who are helping define the next chapter of Houston football.

  The Texans have not officially retired any jersey numbers. However, several legendary figures have received the franchise's highest honors. Andre Johnson was the first player inducted into the Texans Ring of Honor, and J.J. Watt later became another iconic member of that group. The Ring of Honor recognizes individuals who have made an especially important contribution to the success and history of the organization.

  Our Houston Texans jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing franchise legends, playoff-era favorites, modern stars, and players from many different periods of Texans history. From Andre Johnson, J.J. Watt, Arian Foster and DeMeco Ryans to much more obscure players whose names may only be remembered by longtime Houston fans, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of the franchise.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Houston Texans team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional football jersey construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic appearance while providing the distinctive look associated with high-quality football jerseys.

  From the Texans' first game in 2002 to their breakthrough playoff teams, division championship runs and the new generation led by young stars, Houston continues to build its own unique football legacy. Discover Houston Texans jerseys from famous stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Texan has a story, an

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  Indianapolis Colts

  The Indianapolis Colts trace their history to the Baltimore Colts, who began play in Baltimore in 1953 after the NFL granted the franchise to owner Carroll Rosenbloom. The team remained in Baltimore until 1984, when Robert Irsay moved the franchise to Indianapolis. From Baltimore to Indianapolis, the Colts have built one of the richest histories in professional football, with the same iconic horseshoe becoming a symbol recognized across generations of fans.

  The Colts have won four world championships. Baltimore captured the NFL Championship in 1958 and 1959, then won the franchise's first Super Bowl in the 1970 season by defeating the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V. After moving to Indianapolis, the Colts reached their next great era under quarterback Peyton Manning, winning Super Bowl XLI following the 2006 season and bringing the franchise its fourth world championship.

  Colts history is filled with legendary players from both Baltimore and Indianapolis. Johnny Unitas became one of the most iconic quarterbacks in NFL history, while Raymond Berry, Lenny Moore, Jim Parker, Gino Marchetti and Art Donovan helped establish the dominant Colts teams of the 1950s and 1960s. In the Indianapolis era, Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, Edgerrin James and Dwight Freeney became central figures in one of the NFL's most successful stretches of the 2000s. Other memorable Colts include Robert Mathis, Reggie Wayne, Adam Vinatieri and many more.

  The Colts have officially retired eight jersey numbers: #18 Peyton Manning, #82 Raymond Berry, #70 Art Donovan, #89 Gino Marchetti, #24 Lenny Moore, #77 Jim Parker, #19 Johnny Unitas, and #22 Buddy Young. These retired numbers span both the Baltimore and Indianapolis eras and represent some of the most important players in franchise history. The Colts Ring of Honor also recognizes many legendary players, coaches and contributors who helped shape the organization.

  Our Indianapolis Colts jerseys are not limited to the most famous stars. You can find jerseys representing Baltimore-era legends, Indianapolis champions, Hall of Famers, modern players, and much more obscure names from throughout the franchise's history. From Johnny Unitas, Raymond Berry and Lenny Moore to Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, Edgerrin James and other unforgettable Colts, we aim to celebrate not only the superstars, but also the players remembered by dedicated longtime fans.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Indianapolis Colts team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic football appearance, making these jerseys especially suitable for fans who appreciate authentic throwback style as well as modern Colts designs.

  From the championship teams of Johnny Unitas and the Baltimore Colts to the Indianapolis era led by Peyton Manning and the Super Bowl XLI champions, the Colts have created generations of unforgettable football history. Discover Colts jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Colt has a story, and no Colt should be

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  Jacksonville Jaguars

  The Jacksonville Jaguars began play in 1995 as an expansion franchise and have proudly carried the Jaguars name throughout their history. Although one of the NFL's younger franchises, Jacksonville quickly developed a distinctive identity and produced several memorable playoff teams, particularly during the late 1990s. The Jaguars have won multiple AFC South division titles and reached the AFC Championship Game three times, following the 1996, 1999 and 2017 seasons.

  The Jaguars came remarkably close to reaching the Super Bowl during their early years. In both 1996 and 1999, Jacksonville advanced to the AFC Championship Game during the franchise's first great era. The 1999 team went 14-2 in the regular season and won the AFC Central before falling one game short of the Super Bowl. The Jaguars returned to the AFC Championship Game in 2017 after one of the strongest defensive seasons in franchise history.

  Jacksonville's history is filled with players who became synonymous with the Jaguars uniform. Quarterback Mark Brunell, running back Fred Taylor, wide receiver Jimmy Smith, and offensive tackle Tony Boselli formed the core of the franchise's first golden era. Defensive stars such as Paul Posluszny, John Henderson, Marcus Stroud and Telvin Smith also helped define important periods of Jaguars football. More recent generations have featured stars such as Trevor Lawrence and other players who have helped shape the modern franchise.

  The Jaguars have officially retired #71 Tony Boselli, the first player ever selected in franchise history and one of the most dominant offensive tackles of his era. Boselli was a five-time Pro Bowl selection and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Other legendary Jaguars are honored through the Pride of the Jaguars, which recognizes figures who have made an especially significant contribution to the history of the franchise.

  Our Jacksonville Jaguars jerseys are not limited to today's biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing the franchise's greatest legends, memorable playoff teams, modern stars, and players from many different eras. From Tony Boselli, Fred Taylor, Jimmy Smith and Mark Brunell to more obscure players whose names may only be remembered by longtime Jaguars fans, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Jacksonville football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Jacksonville Jaguars team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional football jersey construction gives the lettering, numbering and team details a raised, classic appearance while helping create the authentic look that fans expect from a quality jersey.

  From the inaugural 1995 season and the unforgettable teams of the late 1990s to the dramatic 2017 playoff run and today's Jaguars, Jacksonville has already created many memorable chapters in its young history. Discover Jaguars jerseys from famous stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Jaguar has a story, and no Jaguar should be forgotten.

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  Kansas City Chiefs

  The Kansas City Chiefs began as the Dallas Texans, founded by Lamar Hunt as a charter member of the American Football League in 1959. The team played its first season in 1960, won the 1962 AFL Championship, and then moved to Kansas City and became the Kansas City Chiefs in 1963. The franchise joined the NFL in 1970 when the AFL and NFL merged. Since then, the Chiefs have become one of the most successful and recognizable teams in professional football.

  The Chiefs have won three AFL Championships and four Super Bowl Championships. Kansas City defeated the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV following the 1969 season, then returned to the top of the NFL decades later by winning Super Bowl LIV after the 2019 season, Super Bowl LVII after the 2022 season, and Super Bowl LVIII after the 2023 season. The modern Chiefs have been led by stars such as Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, building one of the most remarkable championship runs in recent NFL history.

  Chiefs history is filled with legendary players from every era. Len Dawson led Kansas City to its first Super Bowl championship, while Willie Lanier, Bobby Bell, Buck Buchanan and Jan Stenerud were central figures during the great AFL era. Later generations produced defensive legend Derrick Thomas, running back Jamaal Charles, tight end Tony Gonzalez, and many other unforgettable players. Today's generation includes stars such as Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and other key members of the Chiefs' championship teams.

  The Chiefs have officially retired ten jersey numbers: #3 Jan Stenerud, #16 Len Dawson, #18 Emmitt Thomas, #28 Abner Haynes, #33 Stone Johnson, #36 Mack Lee Hill, #58 Derrick Thomas, #63 Willie Lanier, #78 Bobby Bell, and #86 Buck Buchanan. These retired numbers represent an important part of the franchise's history, from the earliest AFL years through the championship teams that established Kansas City as a football powerhouse.

  Our Kansas City Chiefs jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. You can find jerseys representing championship legends, Hall of Famers, modern superstars, and players from many different eras of the franchise. From Len Dawson, Derrick Thomas, Tony Gonzalez and Jamaal Charles to Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and much more obscure players whose names may only be remembered by longtime Chiefs fans, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of Kansas City football.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Kansas City Chiefs team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction provides the raised, authentic appearance associated with classic football jerseys, giving both legendary throwbacks and modern player jerseys a distinctive look.

  From the Dallas Texans and the AFL's pioneering years to the Super Bowl champions of the 1960s, 2019, 2022 and 2023 seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs have built a history filled with legendary players and unforgettable moments. Discover Chiefs jerseys from famous stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Chief has a story, and no Chief should be forgotten.

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  Las Vegas Raiders

  The Las Vegas Raiders are one of the NFL's most iconic franchises, founded in 1960 as the Oakland Raiders. The franchise moved to Los Angeles in 1982 and became the Los Angeles Raiders, returned to Oakland in 1995, and moved to Las Vegas in 2020, becoming the Las Vegas Raiders.

  The Raiders have won 3 Super Bowl Championships, after the 1976, 1980 and 1983 seasons. They defeated the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI, the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XV, and the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII. The Raiders also won the 1967 AFL Championship, their only AFL title.

  The Raiders have been home to legendary players including Jim Otto, Ken Stabler, Fred Biletnikoff, Art Shell, Gene Upshaw, Willie Brown, Dave Casper, Ray Guy, Marcus Allen, Howie Long, Tim Brown, Charles Woodson and many others.

  Retired Numbers

  Unlike many NFL franchises, the Raiders have never officially retired a player jersey number. The organization has traditionally kept numbers available as part of its commitment to honoring the entire history of the Silver and Black. Even legendary numbers worn by Hall of Fame players have remained available to later Raiders.

  The Raiders' history is filled with Hall of Fame players and championship heroes. The franchise currently has 31 members in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, including legends such as Jim Otto, Gene Upshaw, Fred Biletnikoff, Art Shell, Ken Stabler, Marcus Allen, Howie Long, Tim Brown and Charles Woodson.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Raiders franchise, from the Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles Raiders to today's Las Vegas Raiders. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, an AFL champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a Raiders icon, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Raiders jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Los Angeles Chargers

  The Los Angeles Chargers are a historic NFL franchise with a history dating back to 1960. The team began as the Los Angeles Chargers, moved to San Diego in 1961 and became the San Diego Chargers. In 2017, the franchise returned to Los Angeles and once again became the Los Angeles Chargers.

  The franchise won 1 AFL Championship, capturing the title in 1963. The Chargers have won 0 Super Bowl Championships, although the franchise reached Super Bowl XXIX following the 1994 season.

  The Chargers have been home to legendary players including Lance Alworth, Dan Fouts, Kellen Winslow, Charlie Joiner, Junior Seau, LaDainian Tomlinson, Antonio Gates and many other stars from the AFL, San Diego and Los Angeles eras.

  Retired Numbers

  • #14 – Dan Fouts
  • #18 – Charlie Joiner
  • #19 – Lance Alworth
  • #21 – LaDainian Tomlinson
  • #55 – Junior Seau
  • #80 – Kellen Winslow

  These six retired numbers represent some of the greatest players in Chargers history. Lance Alworth was one of the first great stars of the AFL, Dan Fouts led the famous Air Coryell offense, and Kellen Winslow and Charlie Joiner became defining stars of the San Diego era. Junior Seau and LaDainian Tomlinson later became two of the most celebrated players in franchise history.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Chargers franchise, from the original Los Angeles Chargers and the San Diego Chargers to today's Los Angeles Chargers. Whether you are looking for an AFL champion, an NFL legend, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Los Angeles Chargers jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Los Angeles Rams

  The Los Angeles Rams are one of the NFL's most historic franchises, with a history dating back to 1936. The franchise began as the Cleveland Rams, moved to Los Angeles in 1946 and became the Los Angeles Rams. In 1995, the team moved to St. Louis and became the St. Louis Rams, before returning to Los Angeles in 2016.

  The franchise has won 4 world championships, including NFL championships in 1945 and 1951, followed by Super Bowl victories after the 1999 and 2021 seasons. The Rams won Super Bowl XXXIV with the St. Louis Rams and Super Bowl LVI after returning to Los Angeles.

  The Rams have been home to legendary players including Bob Waterfield, Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch, Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Jack Youngblood, Eric Dickerson, Jackie Slater, Marshall Faulk, Isaac Bruce, Kurt Warner, Aaron Donald and many others from every era of the franchise.

  Retired Numbers

  • #7 – Bob Waterfield
  • #28 – Marshall Faulk
  • #29 – Eric Dickerson
  • #74 – Merlin Olsen
  • #75 – Deacon Jones
  • #78 – Jackie Slater
  • #80 – Isaac Bruce
  • #85 – Jack Youngblood

  These retired numbers represent multiple generations of Rams football. From Bob Waterfield and Merlin Olsen to Eric Dickerson, Jack Youngblood, Marshall Faulk and Isaac Bruce, each player helped write an important chapter in franchise history.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Rams franchise, from the Cleveland Rams and classic Los Angeles teams to the St. Louis Rams and the modern Los Angeles era. Whether you are looking for an NFL champion, a Super Bowl hero, a Hall of Fame legend, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Rams jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Miami Dolphins

  The Miami Dolphins were founded in 1966 as the ninth expansion franchise of the American Football League and became part of the NFL in 1970 following the AFL-NFL merger. Unlike many longtime NFL franchises, the Dolphins have kept the same team name throughout their history. Miami quickly established itself as one of the most recognizable teams in professional football, especially during the remarkable era led by head coach Don Shula.

  The Dolphins have won five AFC Championships and two Super Bowl Championships, winning Super Bowl VII after the 1972 season and Super Bowl VIII after the 1973 season. The 1972 Dolphins remain the only team in NFL history to complete an entire season undefeated and untied, finishing 17-0 after winning the Super Bowl. That legendary team, built around a dominant defense and a powerful running game, remains one of the most celebrated teams in football history.

  Miami's long history is filled with legendary players. Quarterback Bob Griese led the Dolphins during their championship era, while fullback Larry Csonka became one of the most famous power runners of his generation. Later, Dan Marino became one of the greatest pure passers in NFL history, and defensive superstar Jason Taylor became one of the most feared pass rushers to ever wear the Dolphins uniform. Other unforgettable Dolphins include Nick Buoniconti, Dwight Stephenson, Zach Thomas, Mark Clayton, Mark Duper, Nat Moore, Paul Warfield and many more.

  The Dolphins have officially retired three jersey numbers: #12 Bob Griese, #13 Dan Marino, and #39 Larry Csonka. Other legendary numbers, including #54 Zach Thomas and #99 Jason Taylor, have not been officially retired, but remain closely associated with these franchise icons. The team's Ring of Honor also recognizes many of the players, coaches and contributors who have made a lasting impact on Dolphins history.

  Our Miami Dolphins jerseys are not limited to the most famous stars. You can find jerseys representing championship-era legends, Hall of Famers, modern Dolphins stars, and players from many different periods of the franchise's history. From Bob Griese, Larry Csonka and Dan Marino to Jason Taylor, Zach Thomas and much more obscure players whose names may only be remembered by longtime Miami fans, our goal is to celebrate the complete history of the Dolphins.

  Every player name, jersey number, and Miami Dolphins team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the jersey a classic football appearance, with durable raised lettering and numbering that stand out from the fabric.

  From the legendary undefeated 1972 team and the back-to-back Super Bowl champions of the Shula era to Marino's high-powered offenses and the defensive stars of later generations, the Miami Dolphins have produced generations of unforgettable football. Discover Dolphins jerseys from legendary stars to the most obscure players in franchise history — because every Dolphin has a story, and no Dolphin should be forgotten.

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  Minnesota Vikings

  The Minnesota Vikings joined the NFL in 1961 and have proudly carried the Vikings name ever since. Built around Minnesota's strong Nordic heritage and identity, the franchise quickly became one of the most recognizable teams in the NFL. The Vikings captured the 1969 NFL Championship and have appeared in four Super Bowls — Super Bowl IV, VIII, IX and XI — although the franchise is still seeking its first Super Bowl victory.

  Some of the greatest names in Vikings history have worn the purple and gold. Legendary quarterback Fran Tarkenton, the durable defensive end Jim Marshall, Hall of Fame defensive tackle Alan Page, and superstar wide receiver Cris Carter are among the players who helped define different eras of Minnesota football. Later generations added unforgettable stars such as Randy Moss, Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, and many other Vikings legends.

  The Vikings have officially retired six jersey numbers: #10 Fran Tarkenton, #70 Jim Marshall, #53 Mick Tingelhoff, #88 Alan Page, #80 Cris Carter, and #77 Korey Stringer. These numbers represent some of the most important figures in franchise history. Beyond the retired jerseys, the Vikings Ring of Honor recognizes many additional players, coaches and contributors whose careers left a lasting mark on the organization.

  Our Minnesota Vikings jerseys are not limited to the biggest stars. Whether you are looking for a classic Fran Tarkenton jersey, a Jim Marshall or Alan Page throwback, a Cris Carter or Randy Moss receiver jersey, an Adrian Peterson jersey, or a much more obscure player from the Vikings' long history, we aim to give fans the opportunity to celebrate the players and eras that matter to them.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our Minnesota Vikings jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional jersey construction gives the lettering and numbering a classic, authentic football look and makes these jerseys ideal for fans who appreciate both Vikings history and timeless jersey design.

  From the early expansion years and the dominant teams of the Bud Grant era to modern Vikings stars and forgotten players from decades past, Minnesota's football history is filled with stories worth remembering. Discover Minnesota Vikings jerseys from famous legends to the most obscure players — because every Viking has a story, and no Viking should be forgotten.

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  New England Patriots

  The New England Patriots are one of the NFL's most successful franchises. Founded in 1960 as the Boston Patriots, the team became the New England Patriots in 1971 after moving from Boston to Foxborough, Massachusetts.

  The Patriots have won 6 Super Bowl Championships, after the 2001, 2003, 2004, 2014, 2016 and 2018 seasons. The franchise has also won 11 AFC Championships, making its history one of the most remarkable in modern NFL football.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, John Hannah, Mike Haynes, Andre Tippett, Richard Seymour, Ty Law, Tedy Bruschi, Vince Wilfork and many others from every era of Patriots football.

  Retired Numbers

  • #12 – Tom Brady
  • #20 – Gino Cappelletti
  • #40 – Mike Haynes
  • #57 – Steve Nelson
  • #73 – John Hannah
  • #78 – Bruce Armstrong
  • #79 – Jim Lee Hunt
  • #89 – Bob Dee

  These retired numbers represent generations of Patriots history, from early AFL stars such as Gino Cappelletti and Bob Dee to Hall of Fame legends John Hannah, Mike Haynes and Andre Tippett, and the modern championship era led by Tom Brady.

  The Patriots also honor many great players and contributors through the Patriots Hall of Fame, including Rob Gronkowski, Richard Seymour, Ty Law, Tedy Bruschi, Vince Wilfork, Troy Brown, Willie McGinest and many others.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the New England Patriots, from the Boston Patriots era to six-time Super Bowl champions. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a Patriots icon, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his New England Patriots jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  New Orleans Saints

  The New Orleans Saints were founded in 1967 and have used the Saints name throughout their entire history. The franchise has remained in New Orleans and has built a proud tradition around generations of memorable players and teams.

  The Saints have won 1 Super Bowl Championship, capturing Super Bowl XLIV after the 2009 season. Led by quarterback Drew Brees and head coach Sean Payton, New Orleans defeated the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 to win the first championship in franchise history. Brees was named Super Bowl MVP.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Archie Manning, Rickey Jackson, Willie Roaf, Morten Andersen, Sam Mills, Pat Swilling, Eric Martin, Marques Colston, Drew Brees and many others from every era of Saints football.

  Retired Numbers

  • #31 – Jim Taylor
  • #81 – Doug Atkins

  Jim Taylor became the first Saints player to have his number retired, while Doug Atkins was the second. Both are part of the franchise's early history and remain honored among the greatest players to wear the Saints uniform.

  The Saints also honor legendary players and contributors through the Saints Ring of Honor, including Archie Manning, Rickey Jackson, Willie Roaf, Morten Andersen, Sam Mills, Will Smith, Jahri Evans and owner Tom Benson. Drew Brees is scheduled to become the ninth member when he is inducted on October 11, 2026.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the New Orleans Saints. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a Saints icon, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his New Orleans Saints jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  New York Giants

  The New York Giants were founded in 1925 and have used the Giants name throughout their entire history. The franchise has become one of the NFL's most successful and historic organizations, with generations of championship teams and legendary players.

  The Giants have won 8 NFL world championships: NFL Championships in 1927, 1934, 1938 and 1956, followed by Super Bowl victories after the 1986, 1990, 2007 and 2011 seasons.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Mel Hein, Tuffy Leemans, Frank Gifford, Y.A. Tittle, Sam Huff, Lawrence Taylor, Phil Simms, Michael Strahan and Eli Manning, along with countless other players from every era of Giants football.

  Retired Numbers

  • #1 – Ray Flaherty
  • #4 – Tuffy Leemans
  • #7 – Mel Hein
  • #10 – Eli Manning
  • #11 – Phil Simms
  • #14 – Ward Cuff
  • #14 – Y.A. Tittle
  • #16 – Frank Gifford
  • #32 – Al Blozis
  • #40 – Joe Morrison
  • #42 – Charlie Conerly
  • #50 – Ken Strong
  • #56 – Lawrence Taylor
  • #92 – Michael Strahan

  The Giants also honor many legendary players, coaches, executives and contributors through the Giants Ring of Honor, including Bill Parcells, Harry Carson, Sam Huff, Jessie Armstead, Amani Toomer, Tiki Barber, Tom Coughlin and many others.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the New York Giants. Whether you are looking for an NFL champion, a Super Bowl hero, a Hall of Fame legend, a franchise icon, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his New York Giants jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  New York Jets

  The New York Jets are a historic NFL franchise whose story began in 1960 as the New York Titans, one of the original teams of the American Football League. In 1963, the franchise was renamed the New York Jets, a name it has used ever since.

  The Jets have won 1 world championship, capturing the 1968 AFL Championship before defeating the Baltimore Colts 16-7 in Super Bowl III. Led by legendary quarterback Joe Namath, the Jets became the first AFL team to win the AFL-NFL World Championship Game.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Joe Namath, Don Maynard, Winston Hill, Gerry Philbin, Curtis Martin, Joe Klecko, Mark Gastineau, Wesley Walker, Wayne Chrebet, Nick Mangold and many others from every era of Jets football.

  Retired Numbers

  • #12 – Joe Namath
  • #13 – Don Maynard
  • #28 – Curtis Martin
  • #73 – Joe Klecko
  • #90 – Dennis Byrd

  These retired numbers represent different generations of Jets history. Joe Namath and Don Maynard were central figures in the 1968 championship team, while Joe Klecko became a cornerstone of the famous New York Sack Exchange. Curtis Martin became one of the greatest running backs in franchise history, and Dennis Byrd remains an important and beloved figure in Jets history. 

  The Jets also honor many other great players and contributors through the Jets Ring of Honor, including Winston Hill, Weeb Ewbank, Larry Grantham, Freeman McNeil, Al Toon, Mark Gastineau, Wesley Walker, Marty Lyons, Wayne Chrebet and others. 

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the New York Jets franchise, from the New York Titans to today's Jets. Whether you are looking for an AFL champion, a Super Bowl hero, a Hall of Fame legend, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his New York Jets jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Philadelphia Eagles

  The Philadelphia Eagles were founded in 1933 and have used the Eagles name throughout their entire history. Unlike many older NFL franchises, Philadelphia has never relocated or changed its franchise identity.

  The Eagles have won 5 NFL world championships, including NFL Championships in 1948, 1949, and 1960, followed by Super Bowl victories after the 2017 and 2024 seasons. Philadelphia won Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots and later captured Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Steve Van Buren, Chuck Bednarik, Tommy McDonald, Ron Jaworski, Reggie White, Randall Cunningham, Brian Dawkins, Donovan McNabb, LeSean McCoy, Jason Kelce and many others.

  Retired Numbers

  • #5 – Donovan McNabb
  • #15 – Steve Van Buren
  • #20 – Brian Dawkins
  • #40 – Tom Brookshier
  • #44 – Pete Retzlaff
  • #60 – Chuck Bednarik
  • #70 – Al Wistert
  • #92 – Reggie White
  • #99 – Jerome Brown

  These retired numbers represent generations of Eagles history, from the championship teams of the 1940s and 1960s to the great defenses and offenses of later eras. Steve Van Buren led Philadelphia to back-to-back championships, while Chuck Bednarik, Reggie White, Brian Dawkins and Donovan McNabb became defining figures of their generations. 

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Philadelphia Eagles. From early NFL champions and Hall of Fame legends to Super Bowl heroes, Pro Bowl stars, fan favorites, role players and players whose contributions may only be remembered by longtime Eagles fans, every era deserves to be remembered.

  Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, an Eagles legend, a Hall of Fame star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Philadelphia Eagles jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Pittsburgh Steelers

  The Pittsburgh Steelers were founded in 1933 by Art Rooney Sr. The franchise originally played as the Pittsburgh Pirates before officially becoming the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1940.

  The franchise's history also includes two temporary World War II-era combinations. In 1943, the Steelers merged with the Philadelphia Eagles to form the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh Steagles. In 1944, they combined with the Chicago Cardinals as Card-Pitt. These were one-season wartime teams rather than permanent franchise names.

  The Steelers have won 6 Super Bowl Championships, after the 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 2005 and 2008 seasons. Their legendary championship eras produced stars such as Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, Jack Ham, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, Hines Ward, Ben Roethlisberger and many others.

  Retired Numbers

  • #32 – Franco Harris
  • #70 – Ernie Stautner
  • #75 – Joe Greene

  Ernie Stautner was the first player in Steelers history to have his number retired. Joe Greene became the second, followed by Franco Harris in 2022. These three numbers represent important chapters in Steelers history, from the early years of the franchise to the championship "Steel Curtain" era.

  The Steelers also honor many legendary players, coaches and contributors through the Steelers Hall of Honor, including numerous stars from the championship teams of the 1970s and later generations.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Pittsburgh Steelers, from the Pittsburgh Pirates and wartime teams to six-time Super Bowl champions. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a Steelers icon, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Pittsburgh Steelers jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  San Francisco 49ers

  The San Francisco 49ers were founded in 1946 and have used the 49ers name throughout their history. The franchise has become one of the most successful teams in NFL history, known for its legendary players, championship teams and iconic red-and-gold uniforms.

  The 49ers have won 5 Super Bowl Championships, after the 1981, 1984, 1988, 1989 and 1994 seasons. The franchise's championship eras featured legendary players and coaches including Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Steve Young, Ronnie Lott, Dwight Clark and Hall of Fame head coach Bill Walsh.

  The 49ers have officially retired the jerseys of twelve legendary players:

  • #8 – Steve Young
  • #12 – John Brodie
  • #16 – Joe Montana
  • #34 – Joe Perry
  • #37 – Jimmy Johnson
  • #39 – Hugh McElhenny
  • #42 – Ronnie Lott
  • #70 – Charlie Krueger
  • #73 – Leo Nomellini
  • #79 – Bob St. Clair
  • #80 – Jerry Rice
  • #87 – Dwight Clark

  These retired jerseys represent many generations of 49ers football, from early franchise pioneers such as Joe Perry, Hugh McElhenny and Leo Nomellini to the legendary championship teams of the 1980s and 1990s. Later generations produced stars such as Frank Gore, Patrick Willis, Anquan Boldin, Vernon Davis, George Kittle, Nick Bosa and many others.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the San Francisco 49ers. From early franchise legends to five-time Super Bowl champions, Hall of Famers, Pro Bowl stars, fan favorites, role players and players whose contributions may only be remembered by longtime fans, every era deserves to be remembered.

  Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a 49ers legend, a Hall of Fame star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose time in San Francisco has largely been forgotten, you can find his San Francisco 49ers jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Seattle Seahawks

  The Seattle Seahawks have been part of the NFL since 1976, when Seattle was awarded an expansion franchise. The team has used the name Seattle Seahawks throughout its entire history.

  The Seahawks have won 2 Super Bowl Championships. Seattle captured its first title in Super Bowl XLVIII after the 2013 season, defeating the Denver Broncos 43-8. The Seahawks won their second championship in Super Bowl LX after the 2025 season, defeating the New England Patriots 29-13 on February 8, 2026.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Steve Largent, Kenny Easley, Cortez Kennedy, Walter Jones, Dave Krieg, Curt Warner, Shaun Alexander, Matt Hasselbeck, Russell Wilson, Marshawn Lynch and many others.

  Retired Numbers

  The Seahawks have officially retired the jersey numbers of four players:

  • #45 – Kenny Easley
  • #71 – Walter Jones
  • #80 – Steve Largent
  • #96 – Cortez Kennedy

  These four Hall of Fame players represent different generations of Seahawks football. Steve Largent became one of the greatest receivers of his era, Kenny Easley and Cortez Kennedy became defensive legends, and Walter Jones established himself as one of the greatest offensive tackles in NFL history.

  Honored Number – The 12s

  The Seahawks also permanently retired #12 in honor of their fans, known as the 12s. The number was retired on December 15, 1984, making it a symbol of Seattle's passionate fanbase rather than a retired player number.

  The Seahawks also honor many important players, coaches and contributors through the Seahawks Ring of Honor, which includes legends such as Jim Zorn, Dave Krieg, Curt Warner, Jacob Green, Shaun Alexander, Matt Hasselbeck and others.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Seattle Seahawks. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a franchise legend, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Seattle Seahawks jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Tampa Bay Buccaneers

  The Tampa Bay Buccaneers joined the NFL in 1976 as the league's 27th franchise. The team has used the name Tampa Bay Buccaneers throughout its entire history.

  The Buccaneers have won 2 Super Bowl Championships, after the 2002 and 2020 seasons. Tampa Bay captured its first Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl XXXVII, defeating the Oakland Raiders 48-21. The Buccaneers won their second title in Super Bowl LV, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 31-9 and becoming the first team to win a Super Bowl in its own home stadium.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including Lee Roy Selmon, Doug Williams, Mike Alstott, Derrick Brooks, Warren Sapp, John Lynch, Ronde Barber and Tom Brady, along with many other players who helped shape different eras of Buccaneers football.

  Retired Numbers

  • #55 – Derrick Brooks
  • #63 – Lee Roy Selmon
  • #99 – Warren Sapp

  These retired numbers represent three defining figures in Buccaneers history. Lee Roy Selmon was the franchise's first great star, Warren Sapp was a dominant force on the championship defense of the early 2000s, and Derrick Brooks became one of the greatest linebackers in franchise and NFL history.

  The Buccaneers also honor many important players, coaches and contributors through their Ring of Honor, including Doug Williams, John Lynch, Ronde Barber, Mike Alstott, Tony Dungy, Jon Gruden and more recently Simeon Rice.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Whether you are looking for a Super Bowl champion, a franchise legend, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose time in Tampa Bay has largely been forgotten, you can find his Buccaneers jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Tennessee Titans

  The Tennessee Titans are the modern identity of a franchise founded in 1960 as the Houston Oilers, one of the original teams of the American Football League. The franchise moved to Tennessee in 1997, first playing as the Tennessee Oilers, before becoming the Tennessee Titans in 1999.

  The franchise therefore includes the Houston Oilers, Tennessee Oilers and Tennessee Titans eras. The Oilers won the first two AFL Championships in 1960 and 1961. Since the AFL-NFL merger, the franchise has won 1 AFC Championship, in 1999, but has won 0 Super Bowl Championships. The Titans reached Super Bowl XXXIV after the 1999 season but lost to the St. Louis Rams.

  The franchise has been home to legendary players including George Blanda, Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, Elvin Bethea, Bruce Matthews, Steve McNair, Eddie George and many other stars from the Oilers and Titans eras.

  Retired Numbers

  The Titans/Oilers franchise has officially retired these eight player numbers:

  • #1 – Warren Moon
  • #9 – Steve McNair
  • #27 – Eddie George
  • #34 – Earl Campbell
  • #43 – Jim Norton
  • #63 – Mike Munchak
  • #65 – Elvin Bethea
  • #74 – Bruce Matthews

  These retired numbers represent generations of franchise history, from AFL pioneers such as Jim Norton and Elvin Bethea to Houston legends Earl Campbell and Warren Moon, and Tennessee-era stars Steve McNair and Eddie George.

  The franchise also honors many important players, coaches and contributors through its Titans/Oilers Ring of Honor, including legends from both the Houston Oilers and Tennessee Titans eras.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Tennessee Titans franchise, from the Houston Oilers and Tennessee Oilers to today's Titans. Whether you are looking for an AFL champion, a Super Bowl hero, a franchise legend, a Pro Bowl star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Tennessee Titans jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  Washington Commanders

  The Washington Commanders are one of the NFL's oldest franchises, founded in 1932 as the Boston Braves. The team became the Boston Redskins in 1933, moved to Washington in 1937 and became the Washington Redskins. In 2020, the team adopted the name Washington Football Team, before becoming the Washington Commanders in 2022.

  The franchise has won 5 world championships: NFL Championships in 1937 and 1942, followed by Super Bowl victories after the 1982, 1987 and 1991 seasons. Washington's three Super Bowl championships remain an important part of the franchise's proud history.

  Washington has been home to many legendary players, including Sammy Baugh, Sonny Jurgensen, Bobby Mitchell, Charley Taylor, John Riggins, Art Monk, Darrell Green, Sean Taylor, Doug Williams and many others.

  Retired Numbers

  The franchise has officially retired the numbers of six players:

  • #9 – Sonny Jurgensen
  • #21 – Sean Taylor
  • #28 – Darrell Green
  • #33 – Sammy Baugh
  • #49 – Bobby Mitchell
  • #81 – Art Monk

  The Commanders have also announced that John Riggins' No. 44 will be retired on November 8, 2026, when Washington hosts the Los Angeles Rams. Until the ceremony takes place, his number is considered scheduled for retirement rather than officially retired.

  The franchise also honors many legendary players, coaches and contributors through the Washington Ring of Fame, which includes more than 50 members from every era of Washington football.

  Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill, giving each jersey a durable, detailed and authentic look.

  This collection celebrates the complete history of the Washington franchise, from the Boston Braves and Boston Redskins to the Washington Redskins, Washington Football Team and today's Washington Commanders. Whether you are looking for an NFL champion, a Super Bowl hero, a franchise legend, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose contribution has been largely forgotten, you can find his Washington jersey here.

  Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.

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  NCAA

  College football is one of the deepest and most exciting traditions in American sports, with generations of legendary teams, players, coaches and unforgettable rivalries. Our NCAA College Football Jerseys collection brings together jerseys inspired by some of the most famous college football programs in the country, from historic powerhouses to teams with passionate regional fan bases.

  Explore jerseys from iconic programs such as the Alabama Crimson Tide, Ohio State Buckeyes, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, USC Trojans, Texas Longhorns, Georgia Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners, Florida Gators, Clemson Tigers, Oregon Ducks, Penn State Nittany Lions and many more. Whether you follow a traditional powerhouse, a historic underdog, or a school with a special place in your family, we want to make it easier to celebrate your favorite college football team.

  College football history is filled with legendary players whose names became part of the sport's identity. From Heisman Trophy winners and national champions to All-Americans, conference legends and memorable players from earlier generations, our collection is designed to go beyond only the most famous current stars. We are continually expanding our selection to include players from different eras and programs.

  Every player name, jersey number, and team logo on our NCAA jerseys is made with stitched / embroidered tackle twill. This traditional construction gives the lettering and numbering a raised, classic football appearance and is especially well suited to college football jerseys, including both modern designs and historic throwbacks.

  Our NCAA collection is continuously being updated and expanded. We are adding more colleges, more players, more historic seasons and more jersey designs over time. Because college football includes hundreds of programs and generations of players, our current selection may not yet include everything you are looking for.

  Can't find the college, team, player or jersey you're looking for? Please contact us and let us know what you want. Even if a particular NCAA jersey is not currently listed on our website, we may be able to help you find or create the jersey you are looking for.

  From legendary national champions and famous college football programs to obscure players and forgotten eras, we want to preserve as much of college football's history as possible. Explore our NCAA football jerseys and check back regularly as we continue to add more teams, players and designs.