vtg 90s TOM WADDLE CHICAGO BEARS 87 JERSEY rare Champion OG Size 48

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- Here we have a rare and fantastic TOM WADDLE CHICAGO BEARS #87 JERSEY!!! - Authentic officially licensed NFL apparel by Champion.- Blue, 100% nylon jersey with printed numbers, lettering, logos. - Very good vintage/pre-owned condition. No holes or stains. Marked size 48. Check actual measurements to ensure fit. It measures 24 inches (61 cm) across the chest and 32 inches (81.3 cm) from the back of the collar area to the bottom. Paypal accepted. FREE FIRST CLASS SHIPPING TO THE USA! Priority upgrade and International shipping also available. We ship WORLDWIDE. Yes, we combine shipping. See ITEM DETAILS for current rates and services. We can not accept returns because an item does not fit. We take the time to hand measure every one of the items we list for sale. The size information is always included for you. Check the tag size and the measurements. Return for a refund, less shipping cost, may be arranged in cases of seller error/gross misrepresentation. ************************** G. Thomas Waddle (born February 20, 1967 in Cincinnati, Ohio) is a former American football wide receiver in the NFL. Waddle is currently a co host of "Waddle and Silvy" on ESPN 1000, as well as co-hosting "The Final Word" on WFLD FOX Chicago. He also appears on Pro Football Weekly and NFL Network. He spent his entire six-year career with the Chicago Bears. He attended Boston College. In 1989, the Chicago Bears signed Waddle as an undrafted free agent. During his first two years with the Bears, he struggled to make an impact as a receiver. Lacking in size and speed, he fell to the lower rungs of the team’s depth chart. Waddle did, however, possess remarkable hands - even by NFL standards. In September 1991, due to injuries suffered by starters, he got his chance - and he made good on it. Most notably, in a nationally televised Monday night game against the Jets, where he had one of his best games as a pro - making eight catches for 102 yards in a thrilling overtime win.[2] In Chicago's wild card playoff loss to Dallas (17-13), he was the Bears' sole standout performer on the offensive side of the ball, catching nine passes for 104 yards and a TD. His performance established him as a mainstay in the Bears lineup and clinched him a spot on the famed All-Madden Team.[3][4] In 1992, Waddle began the season as a starting wide receiver and became a fan favorite. He had several memorable performances early on that year. In the opener vs Detroit, he caught a last second game-winning touchdown pass from Jim Harbaugh. And in a week 4 victory over the Falcons, he managed to outrun Deion Sanders into the endzone for a score. Tom lives in Lake Forest with his wife, Cara and 4 daughters. After leading the Bears in receiving yards and receptions in 1993,[5] Tom's career with the Bears’ took a turn for the worse in 1994, when Wannstedt demoted him to third wide receiver. Later that year, he suffered a concussion and a partially torn knee ligament on a highly questionable hit by Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive back Thomas Everett.[6] The following off-season, the Bears offered Waddle a choice between a guaranteed contract at the league minimum salary, and a more lucrative deal that would be dissolved if he were cut. He instead attended the Cincinnati Bengals' training camp, but elected to retire, as he felt that his altered gait (from multiple leg injuries) no longer allowed him to compete at the professional level. Tom's wife Cara is the daughter of former Boston Patriots [RB] and AFL Hall of Famer Gino Cappelletti. His oldest daughter Georgia is a member of the Northwestern Wildcats soccer team. ************************** Any questions or problems, please email. read more

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