Pair of Baltimore Ravens game jerseys issued, respectively, to tight end Shannon Sharpe and defensive back Rod Woodson during the team's 2000 World Championship season. 1) Shannon Sharpe 2000 Home Jersey. The purple mesh jersey features the number "82" on the front, back, and each shoulder in off-set tri-color tackle twill (white/gold/black). "Sharpe" is lettered in white tackle twill upon a purple name plate on the reverse. A white strip tag in the collar displays the year and size ("00-52"). A "Nike size 52" label appears on the left front tail, along with an adjacent flag tag that reads "4" L. B." The Baltimore Ravens team patch adorns each sleeve. The jersey is original as issued, but displays no use. 2000 marked Sharpe's first season with Baltimore after spending his first ten NFL seasons with Denver. Sharpe led the team in receptions (67), and receiving yards (810), and tied Quadry Ismail for most touchdown receptions with five. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2011. 2) Rod Woodson 2000 Signed Road Jersey. The white mesh jersey features the number "26" on the front, back, and each shoulder in off-set tri-color tackle twill (purple/gold/black). "Woodson" is lettered in purple tackle twill upon a white name plate on the reverse. A white strip tag in the collar displays the year and size ("00-52"). A "Nike size 52" label appears on the left front tail, along with an adjacent flag tag that reads "4" L. B." The Baltimore Ravens team patch adorns each sleeve. The jersey is original as issued, but displays no use. Woodson has signed the jersey in silver paint pen (grading 10/10) on the reverse numeral "6." Woodson's signature was obtained under the auspices of Tristar and the company's hologram label is affixed to the reverse numeral "6," as is an NFL hologram label. Woodson started all sixteen games in 2000 and was one of the club's mainstays on defensive during their Super Bowl run. Woodson earned Second Team All-Pro honors in 2000 and was selected to his ninth of an eventual eleven Pro Bowls. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2009.