: Pittsburgh Steelers Jersey

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Jerome Bettis was the first round (10th overall) pick of the 1993 NFL draft by the Los Angele Rams. On April 20, 1996 Bettis was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bettis finished his 13 NFL seasons as the NFL's 5th all-time leading rusher with 13,662 yards and 91 touchdowns. A six-time Pro Bowl selection, Jerome is also the recipient of the Walter Payton Man of the year Award (2002).

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Get a piece of the Pitt Steelers Steelers history with this vintage Gold Pittsburgh Steelers 1994 Legacy Throwback Jersey. You'll look like one of the historically great teams as you wear this Jersey to support your Steelers. With a jersey material with a v-neckline and team and player graphics on the front and back, this Throwback Jersey makes a great addition to any Steelers fan's closet.

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Cheer on your favorite team in style with this officially licensed National Football League apparel. Whether you are on campus, attending a game, at school, out for the night or tailgating this makes your allegiance unmistakable with team colors and logo. This quality garment will last for seasons to come!.

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The 2018 Throwback Jersey features vintage block letters and numbers inspired by the uniform worn at Three Rivers Stadium in 1978-79. Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Super Bowl XIII and the legacy of greatness created by the Steelers dynasty. Pittsburghs success in the 1970s began one of the most unbelievable streaks in sports history when the team earned eight consecutive playoff berths, seven AFC Central titles and four AFC championships.