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Don't forget to save your customization to be able to add to cartElevate your game day style with the official Arizona Cardinals #87 Football Jersey! Defined by reliable 1,000-yard wide receivers, clutch special teams Pro Bowlers, and physically dominant blocking tight ends, jersey number 87 carries an iconic legacy in Cardinals franchise history. Engineered for passionate fans and sports memorabilia collectors, this premium custom jersey is constructed from lightweight, moisture-wicking fabric and enhanced with high-density embroidered logos, tackle twill stitched numbers, and customized nameplates for maximum durability and authentic field-grade style. Enjoy our ultra-fast custom tailoring — your tailored stitched jersey is expertly crafted and ready to ship in just about 5 days! Whether you need a high-quality embroidered outfit to cheer live from State Farm Stadium or an eye-catching retro streetwear look, this Cardinals jersey delivers unmatched comfort and team pride. To honor the legacy of jersey #87 in Arizona, we highlight standout figures who wore number 87 for the Cardinals — from wideout Ricky Proehl, who recorded nearly 4,000 receiving yards for Phoenix/Arizona, and Pro Bowl special teams leader Sean Morey to fan-favorite blocking tight ends Maxx Williams, Troy Niklas, and Geoff Swaim, AFL/NFL two-way star Ray Ramsey, and active rookie tight end Tip Reiman. Explore their career eras and key accomplishments, and get ready to represent the Bird Gang in elite fashion!
| Player Name | Years Active | College | High School | Honors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tip Reiman | 2024-2026 | Illinois | St. Thomas More (SD), O'Gorman (SD) | |
| Ricky Proehl (Richard Scott Proehl) | 1990-1994 | Wake Forest | Hillsborough (NJ) | 2x SB Champ |
| Geoff Swaim | 2023 | Texas | Pleasant Valley (CA) | |
| Maxx Williams | 2019-2022 | Minnesota | Waconia (MN) | |
| Troy Niklas | 2014-2017 | Notre Dame | Servite (CA) | |
| Jeff King (Jeffrey Wayne King) | 2011-2012 | Virginia Tech | Pulaski (VA) | |
| Sean Morey (Sean Joseph Morey) | 2007-2009 | Brown | Marshfield (MA) | 1x Pro Bowl | 1x SB Champ |
| Reggie Swinton (Reginald Terrell Swinton) | 2005 | Murray St. | Little Rock Central (AR) | |
| Steve Bush (Steven Jack Bush) | 2001-2003 | Arizona St. | Paradise Valley (AZ) | |
| Jay Tant (Jay William Tant) | 2000 | Northwestern | Archbishop Alter (OH) | |
| Johnny McWilliams (Johnny E. McWilliams) | 1996-1999 | USC | Pomona (CA) | |
| Oscar McBride (Oscar Bernard McBride) | 1995-1996 | Notre Dame | Chiefland (FL) | |
| Andy Schillinger (Andrew Clemens Schillinger) | 1988 | Miami (OH) | Avon Lake (OH) | |
| Troy Johnson (Troy Dwan Johnson) | 1986-1987 | Southeastern Louisiana | South Terrebonne (LA) | |
| Earnest Gray (Earnest L. Gray) | 1985 | Memphis | Greenwood (MS) | |
| Eddie McGill (Edward Hoyt McGill) | 1982-1983 | Western Carolina | Enka (NC) | |
| Al Chandler (Albert Morris Chandler) | 1978-1979 | Oklahoma | Frederick Douglass (OK) | |
| Richard Osborne (Richard Arlen Osborne) | 1979 | Texas A&M | Robert E. Lee (TX) | |
| Jim Thaxton (James Ivory Thaxton) | 1978 | Tennessee St. | George Washington Carver (TN) | |
| Terry Joyce (Terry Patrick Joyce) | 1976-1977 | Wichita St. | Knox County (MO) | |
| Jeff Staggs (Jeffrey Hugh Staggs) | 1972-1973 | BYU | Point Loma (CA) | |
| Cal Snowden (Calvin Reginald Snowden) | 1969-1970 | Indiana | Roosevelt (DC) | |
| Jerry Hillebrand (Gerald John Hillebrand) | 1967 | Colorado | Central (IA) | |
| Chuck Bryant (Charles S. Bryant) | 1962 | Ohio St. | Zanesville (OH) | |
| Maury Schleicher (Maurice Gene Schleicher) | 1959 | Penn St. | Slatington (PA) | |
| Dick Brubaker (Carl Richard Brubaker) | 1955-1957 | Ohio Wesleyan | Shaker Heights (OH) | |
| Charlie Anderson (Charles Edward Anderson) | 1956 | Louisiana Tech | Plain Dealing (LA) | |
| Jim Ladd (James W. Ladd) | 1954 | Bowling Green | Put-In-Bay (OH) | |
| Ray Ramsey (Raymond Leroy Ramsey) | 1950-1953 | Bradley | Lanphier (IL) | |
| Babe Dimancheff (Boris Stephan Dimancheff) | 1947-1950 | Butler | George Washington (IN) | 1x NFL Champ |