Winter 2014 Auction Closing Feb 7
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/8/2014
Graham Harrell backed up Aaron Rodgers for two years in Green Bay, and obviously didn't get much time on the field. Harrell only had four pass attempts in his two seasons, and the quarterback who wore this red quarterback practice jersey used this one more than he did his regular jersey. Red has been used for quarterback jerseys since the early days, and "Don't hit the guy in red" is a mantra many defenders have heard in their day. The jersey features the NFL logo on the collar and inside a "10-52" strip tag indicating year and size. Harrrell was on the practice squad during most of 2010 but was signed to the active roster on Dec 18th 2010 after Rodgers was injured the week before. When the Packers equipment department shelved his #7 practice jersey, they removed the Belkin patch (an ad on the front shoulder and the only time an add has ever appeared on their uniforms) along with his name plate on the rear. You can see the stitch marks for
the name plate and add on the jersey in question. The 2012 equipment bag has the Packers logo on both sides with a plastic window with a card listing "6 Harrell" as the owner. Harrell wore this number "6" during his two brief seasons in Green Bay when on the active roster, and #7 during his time on the practice squad. This pair of items are used during the grueling times fans and TV coverage are non-existent, helping make the players who they become on Sundays.