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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 #88 Football Jersey! Defined by iconic 1960s Pro Bowl pass-catching excellence and solemn franchise reverence, jersey number 88 holds a sacred place in Cardinals history as one of the organization's few officially retired numbers. 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 a historic vintage collector's piece, this Cardinals jersey delivers unmatched comfort and team pride. To honor the legacy of jersey #88 in Cardinals lore, we highlight the prominent figures who wore number 88 for the franchise — most notably 4-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Sonny Randle, who racked up nearly 6,000 receiving yards and 65 touchdowns, and former 1st-round draft pick tight end J.V. Cain, whose promising career was tragically cut short, leading to the retirement of #88 in his honor. Explore their career eras and legendary impacts, and get ready to represent the Bird Gang in elite fashion!
| Player Name | Years Active | College | High School | Honors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| J.V. Cain (James Victor Cain Jr.) | 1974-1977 | Colorado | Booker T. Washington (TX) | |
| Sonny Randle (Ulmo Shannon Randle Jr.) | 1959-1966 | Virginia | Fork Union Military Academy (VA) | 4x Pro Bowl | 1x 1st Tm All-Pro |
| Fred Hyatt (Frederick Phillip Hyatt) | 1968-1972 | Auburn | Sylacauga (AL) | |
| Floyd Sagely (Floyd Eugene Sagely) | 1957 | Arkansas | Van Buren (AR) | |
| George Sutch (George Russell Sutch Jr.) | 1946 | Rochester | ||
| Andy Puplis (Andrew Joseph Puplis) | 1943 | Notre Dame | Harrison (IL) |