The legendary free safety Ed Reed wore this green New York Jets home jersey on December 22nd, 2013 against the Cleveland Browns for the penultimate game of his Hall of Fame career. Reed joined the NFL as a first round pick by the Baltimore Ravens from the University of Miami in 2002, embarking on a 12-season career that saw Reed make nine Pro Bowls, earn five First Team All-Pro selections, and win Super Bowl XLVI by a score of 34-31 over Colin Kaepernick and the San Francisco 49ers. No safety was as dangerous a ballhawk as Reed, who recorded a staggering 64 interceptions during his career, good for the seventh most all-time. In 2019, Reed was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his first ballot.

The December 22nd game against the Browns ended 24-13 in favor of the Jets at MetLife Stadium. Reed recorded his 63rd career interception in this game, snatching a pass from Browns starter Jason Campbell and finishing the play with a 25-yard return. Reed split the 2013 season between the Texans and the Jets, ending the season with three interceptions, 38 tackles, and four pass defenses.

This offered Jets home jersey has Reed’s number “22” sewn on the chest and back in white tackle twill and on the sleeves in green tackle twill. “REED” is sewn across the back shoulders in white tackle twill over a matching green nameplate. A Jets logo patch is sewn on the chest and a pair of Nike swooshes are sewn on the sleeves. An NFL shield is sewn on the front collar. A Nike size “40 L-BK” tag with attached “2012” and “+4 Length” flags is sewn on the back inside collar. This jersey comes with a LOA signed by Browns running back Willis McGahee, who received Reed’s jersey directly from the former Hurricane after the December 22nd game. A COA from Beckett Authentication Services authenticates McGahee’s signature on this LOA. Sports Investors Authentication has photo matched this jersey to the December 22nd game and provided a LOA.

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