Bo Jackson wore #34 for the Oakland Raiders and wore it well. He was know for his home run speed and his ability to knock defenders over with his massive muscle. He was a star in baseball as well, most notably for the Kansas City Royals. Bo was the Heisman trophy winner in 1985 at the University of  Auburn.   (more...)

      Terrell Owens days as a controversial Dallas Cowboy are over. He is now the proud owner of a #81 Buffalo Bills jersey. He will bring a new attitude that the Bills have needed for such a long time. Owens who is now 35 years old, has been a interesting player on and off the field with his teammates. From arguing about not getting the ball, to sharing popcorn with fans Owens is very unpredictable.   (more...)

    Walter Payton and his #34 jersey will forever live in the minds of NFL fans forever, as well as the minds of defenses past and present. His Chicago Bears #34 jersey can be seen at any and every Bears game, as well as other stadiums around the league.   (more...)

    Jim Brown who played for the Cleveland Browns, was arguably the best ever at his position. When he ran and carried the ball, you either got hit or got out of the way. He ran over defenders with the force of a battering ram and didn`t stop until he reached the goal line. So it`s no wonder why so many fans around the NFL young and old, wear his #32 Browns jersey everywhere they go.   (more...)

Chad Johnson is now Ocho Cinco

    Ocho Cinco finally was approved to officially change his name from Chad Johnson to Ocho Cinco. So begins another chapter of NFL fans seeking out his new #85 Bengals jersey. Johnson or Ocho Cinco, didn`t receive his request to change the name on his jersey last year from the league.   (more...)

    Joe Namath was indeed a legend at quarterback. His famous Super Bowl prediction guaranteeing a Jets victory, not only helped put him on the map, it put the NFL on the map as well. He played his college football at Alabama, where he played for legendary Coach Bear Bryant.   (more...)