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Don't forget to save your customization to be able to add to cartExplore the complete history of the Arizona Cardinals jersey number 47, a number that has been part of the franchise journey from the early Chicago Cardinals era to the modern Arizona Cardinals. Throughout decades of professional football, jersey number 47 has been worn by linebackers, tight ends, defensive backs, running backs, and special teams contributors who played important roles for the team. This Cardinals #47 jersey history features current player Teagan Quitoriano along with recent Cardinals contributors such as Zeke Turner, Channing Tindall, Bernhard Seikovits, and Aaron Francisco. The number has also been worn by long-time Cardinals players such as Cedric Mack, who became a reliable defensive contributor during the 1980s, as well as Troy Hambrick, Steve Conley, Bobby Lee, and other players from different eras. Looking back through the early Chicago Cardinals history, number 47 connects today's fans with players such as Wally Triplett, one of the first African American players in Cardinals history, along with Bree Cuppoletti, Jim Bausch, Gil Bergerson, and Murrell Hogue from the franchise's early years. Whether you are searching for an Arizona Cardinals custom jersey, a vintage throwback football jersey, or a collectible celebrating Cardinals heritage, this #47 jersey honors the tradition, history, and legacy of every player who wore this classic number.
| Player Name | Years Active | College | High School | Honors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teagan Quitoriano | 2026 | Oregon St. | Sprague (OR) | |
| Cedric Mack (Cedric Emanuel Mack) | 1983-1990 | Baylor | Brazosport (TX) | |
| Zeke Turner (Ezekiel Turner) | 2019-2023 | Washington | Glen Burnie (MD) | |
| Channing Tindall (Channing D. Tindall) | 2025 | Georgia | Spring Valley (SC) | |
| Bernhard Seikovits (Pronunciation) | 2024 | |||
| Aaron Francisco (Aaron James Monroe Francisco) | 2005-2008 | BYU | Kahuku (HI) | |
| Troy Hambrick | 2004 | South Carolina | Pasco (FL) | |
| Don Morgan (Don N. Morgan) | 2002 | Nevada | Manteca (CA) | |
| Steve Conley (Stephen Craig Conley) | 1972 | Kansas | Arlington (IL) | |
| Bobby Lee (Bobby Dale Lee) | 1968 | Minnesota | Booker T. Washington (AL) | |
| Bobby Gordon (Bobby Lee Gordon) | 1958 | Tennessee | Giles Co. (TN) | 1x AFL Champ |
| Jim Psaltis | 1955 | |||
| George Kinek | 1954 | Tulane | Central Catholic (PA) | |
| Al Campana (Albert Louis Campana) | 1953 | Youngstown St. | Hubbard (OH) | |
| Wally Triplett | 1953 | |||
| Eli Popa (Eli Charles Popa) | 1952 | Illinois | McKinley (OH) | |
| Bree Cuppoletti (Rudolph Bruno Bree Cuppoletti) | 1934-1938 | Oregon | Roosevelt (MN) | |
| Jim Bausch (James Aloysius Bernard Bausch) | 1933 | Wichita St. | Cathedral (KS) | |
| Gil Bergerson (Charles Gilbert Bergerson) | 1933 | Oregon St. | Vernonia (OR) | 2x NFL Champ |
| Forrest Douds (Forrest McCreery Douds) | 1932 | Washington & Jefferson | Rochester (PA), Bellefonte Academy (PA) | 1x 1st Tm All-Pro |
| Murrell Hogue (Murrell E. Hogue) | 1929 | Centenary | Powell Training (LA) |