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Arizona Cardinals #18 Jersey: Marvin Harrison Jr. / A.J. Green & More -Color: 2026Black

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Arizona Cardinals #18 Jersey Collection - From Pete Schultz to Marvin Harrison Jr.

Explore the complete history of the Arizona Cardinals jersey number 18, a number that connects the earliest days of the Chicago Cardinals with the modern Arizona Cardinals era. Throughout more than a century of professional football, jersey number 18 has been worn by wide receivers, quarterbacks, and offensive contributors who represented different generations of Cardinals football. This Cardinals #18 jersey history features current superstar wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., along with notable modern players such as A.J. Green, Kerry Taylor, and Max Komar. The number has also been worn by players from previous eras, including Cliff Stoudt, Carl Birdsong, Mark Manges, and other contributors who helped shape the Cardinals franchise through different periods of NFL history. Going back to the early Chicago Cardinals teams, players such as Charlie Gainor, Bernie Hughes, Ham Harmon, Tony Holm, and Pete Schultz represent the foundation of the franchise and its long football tradition. Whether you are searching for an Arizona Cardinals custom jersey, a Marvin Harrison Jr. football jersey, a vintage throwback jersey, or a collectible celebrating Cardinals history, this #18 jersey honors the players and moments that have made this number part of the team's enduring legacy.

Player NameYears ActiveCollegeHigh SchoolHonors
Marvin Harrison Jr.2024-2026Ohio St.La Salle College (PA), St. Joseph's Prep (PA)
A.J. Green
(Adriel Jeremiah Green)
2021-2022GeorgiaSummerville (SC)7x Pro Bowl
Kerry Taylor
(Kerry Lee Taylor)
2013Arizona St.Hamilton (AZ)
Max Komar
(Max David Komar)
2010IdahoAuburn Riverside (WA)
Reggie Newhouse2005
Jake Soliday
(Jacob M. Soliday)
2002Northern IowaMansfield (OH)
Kevin Knox
(Kevin DeVon Knox)
1994Florida St.Niceville (FL)
Cliff Stoudt
(Clifford Lewis Stoudt)
1986-1988Youngstown St.Oberlin (OH)
Carl Birdsong
(George Carlisle Birdsong)
1981-1985SW Oklahoma St.Amarillo (TX)1x Pro Bowl
Mark Manges
(Mark Roy Manges)
1978MarylandFort Hill (MD)
Sergio Albert1974Anahuac (Mexico)International (Mexico)
Fred Wallner1951
George Petrovich
(George John Petrovich Jr.)
1949-1950TexasPalestine (TX)
Charlie Gainor
(Charles Edward Gainor)
1939North DakotaMilnor (ND)
Lee Mulleneaux
(Cecil Lee Mulleneaux (Brute))
1938Northern ArizonaPhoenix Union (AZ)
Ham Harmon
(Hamlett S. Harmon)
1937TulsaDenton (TX)
Bernie Hughes
(Bernard B. Hughes)
1934-1936OregonMedford (OR)
Hal Moe
(Harold William Moe)
1933Oregon St.Great Falls (MT)
Tony Holm
(Bernard Patrick Holm)
1932AlabamaFairfield (AL)
Elmer Schwartz
(Elmer George Schwartz)
1932Washington St.South Kitsap (WA)
Louie Larson1929
Bill Springsteen1928
Walt Ellis1927
Roger Kiley
(Roger Joseph Kiley)
1923Notre DameSt. Phillip (IL)
Pete Schultz
(Peter Schultz)
1920None
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