A premier piece of game worn equipment from the New York Jets franchise running back and future Hall of Famer, Curtis Martin. Having recently surpassed Hall of Famer Jim Brown in total rushing yards for 6th on the all-time list, Martin has quietly established himself as one of the most productive backs in NFL history. A spectacular game worn example, this home white mesh Jets jersey, used during the 2002 regular season will certainly be touted as one of the best game worn jerseys of the modern football era. His number "28" is sewn on the front and back in gang green, and on the sleeves in white. "NY Jets" team insignia embroidered on the front of the left shoulder and "NFL Equipment" patch sewn on the front of the collar line. Nameplate on back, sports sewn on Martin in green tackle twill. Manufacturers tag is "Reebok" with the official NFL Equipment shield. Collar tag is "02-48" screened onto white plate. Shows strong game use throughout the jersey, with definitive "scars" engrained in the shirt's fabric as evidence of a fierce gridiron battle. Visible wear appears on the shoulders, back and sleeves. A pair of team repairs is visible on the right shoulder. Later this year, Martin should pass Tony Dorsett for 5th on the all-time rushing list! As Curtis Martin rewrites the history books I can't think of a better game worn Jets jersey that money can buy.