Dallas Cowboys middle linebacker Bradie James wore this jersey during the Cowboys 2008 home opener, a 41-37 victory against the hated Philadelphia Eagles. This was the final home opener for the Cowboys at their home since 1971, Texas Stadium. James finished the game with two tackles as he helped preserve a crucial Dallas victory. James finished the season as one of the leading defenders for the Cowboys, finishing the year with 116 total tackles and eight sacks. James also forced three fumbles, recovered two, and deflected four passes.

This white home jersey has James’ number “56” sewn on the front, back, and shoulders in blue tackle twill. “JAMES” is sewn across the back shoulders in blue tackle twill over a matching white nameplate. Two blue and black stripes are screen printed on each sleeve, and a blue and white Reebok logo patch is sewn on each sleeve. A white patch is sewn on the inside of the jersey directly under the collar, and features a small hole on the bottom of the patch that James used to help cinch together the front of his jersey. An NFL Equipment logo patch is sewn on the collar of this jersey, and a “08-48” swatch is sewn on the back inside collar of this jersey next to a Prova Group tag. This jersey shows moderate wear, and comes with a LOA from Cowboys-Steiner Collectibles. 

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