Soul-stirring jersey worn by the man who never let the defense rest, Reggie White, arguably the best defensive lineman ever. It covered the HOFer’s humongous back in 1995, his 3rd season with the Pack after coming over from the Eagles, as he was turning the team’s defense into the top-ranked unit in the NFL and the prime force behind their championship the following season. White became the Pack’s and the league’s all-time leader in sacks (though his total of 198 has since been surpassed by Bruce Smith), went to the Pro Bowl a record 12 straight years, and staged an inspirational comeback after retiring in ‘99 due to a rare inflammatory lung condition, which eventually contributed to his premature death on December 26, 2004 at age 43. The jersey is an uplifting echo of his gung-ho style on the field that contrasted with his gentle minister’s life off of it. White, contoured slim-fit mesh shirt has “92” across the front, back and on both sleeves in green tackle twill, “White” on upper back. Green-gold trimming. NFL logo on V of neck. Button-down crotchpiece intact. Starter and Starter/Ripon Athletic tagging under shirt tail. Custom label printed “95-44” in interior neck back. Moderate use. One of the nicest Reggie White jerseys we’ve seen.