Kelvin Bryant never really made a name for himself in the NFL, but he certainly did in the short-lived USFL. In just the three years the USFL was in existence, Bryant won an MVP Award and two championships, and left the league as the second leading rusher in its brief history. After the USFL folded prior to the 1986 season, Bryant did join the NFL, but was a reserve for two years before finally getting a chance with the Washington Redskins, though an injury soon derailed his career entirely. This jersey was game worn circa 1983 - the year Bryant was named MVP - and signed by the star runner while he was with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL. The white jersey has Bryant's number "44" heat pressed on the front, back, and both shoulders, as well as his name above the 44 on the back. There is a Champion size "L" tag on the front tail, and Bryant's signature appears above the right breast. The jersey shows very nice use with scrapes, scuffs, paint transfers and team repairs.