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Two ways in. Pick a player, or pick a club — both routes read the same shelf, and both end at a real listing.
- 32Club pages
- 12Player pages
- 4Cuts
- 8Divisions
Whose badge is on the front
Shop by Club
Thirty-two club pages, grouped by conference and division. Each carries that club’s shelf, its roster, its builds and the rest of its division. Take this door when you follow a team rather than a man.
Open the club hub
Whose name is on the back
Shop by Player
Twelve players have a page of their own: the club he plays for, the number he wears, what his shelf actually holds, and a read on how he plays. Take this door when the name is the thing you came for.
Open the player hubHow To Read This Roof
Three notes on getting through the two routes quickly, and two on what sits under this page once you have picked one.
You already know the club.
Every club in the league is named further down this page, and each name opens that club’s own page rather than a filtered list. The four division cards just below are the same thirty-two sorted into four — the quicker way in when the club is one you half-remember rather than one you could write down.
You already know the player.
Twelve players have a page of their own, listed further down with the club each one plays for. They are the twelve this store keeps a real shelf behind, so a name on a player page always opens something rather than an empty page.
It is a gift.
Settle the cut and the size before the club. Men’s, women’s, youth and unisex are named at the front of every listing title, and that is the half a gift gets wrong most often — the badge is the easy part once the size is right.
Under this page sit three more storeys. The club hub sorts the same thirty-two clubs by region; the four region pages take one division name each and carry the eight clubs filed under it; and below those are the thirty-two club pages themselves, one club to a page. The player side is flatter — twelve pages, one player each — and both sides read the same live catalogue.
Nothing on this roof is a fixed list, and it is not meant to be. Names go up as the season moves and the store buys deeper, and a club can gain a shelf or lose one between two visits. That is why this page sends you onward instead of trying to hold everything itself: the shelf it points at is the one that stays current, and the card is only the way in.
Or Start From A Division
The club route has a middle storey — four division pages, eight clubs each, both conferences filed under the one name. Take one of these when you already know which part of the league you are shopping and would rather not walk past all thirty-two.
Three Ways In
The same stock, three different starting points. Take whichever matches what you already know — the collection behind each one is the complete list.
Start with the player
Whose name is on the back
Best when you already know the name. Twelve player pages, each one built around a collection this store actually carries.
Shop by playerStart with the club
Whose badge is on the front
Best when you follow a team. Thirty-two club pages with the roster, the builds and the division written out.
Shop by clubStart with the cut
Who is going to wear it
Best when it is a gift. Men’s, women’s, youth and unisex each have their own collection and their own sizing.
Shop the cuts
The Twelve Players
Every one of them has a page of his own, and every one of them has a collection behind him in this store — which is why these twelve and not twelve somebody picked.
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Patrick Mahomes
Quarterback · Kansas City Chiefs
Open page17
Josh Allen
Quarterback · Buffalo Bills
Open page8
Lamar Jackson
Quarterback · Baltimore Ravens
Open page9
Joe Burrow
Quarterback · Cincinnati Bengals
Open page1
Jalen Hurts
Quarterback · Philadelphia Eagles
Open page5
Jayden Daniels
Quarterback · Washington Commanders
Open page10
Justin Herbert
Quarterback · Los Angeles Chargers
Open page18
Justin Jefferson
Wide Receiver · Minnesota Vikings
Open page88
CeeDee Lamb
Wide Receiver · Dallas Cowboys
Open page17
Puka Nacua
Wide Receiver · Los Angeles Rams
Open page26
Saquon Barkley
Running Back · Philadelphia Eagles
Open page97
Aidan Hutchinson
Edge Rusher · Detroit Lions
Open pageThe Thirty-Two Clubs
Grouped the way the league groups itself. Every club name opens that club’s own page; the conference heading opens the conference collection.
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AFC East
Four clubs strung down the Atlantic seaboard, from Florida heat to New England cold. No two of them play their home games in the same weather.
AFC North
The Ohio Valley and the Chesapeake, four cities close enough to have made an argument of it. A division that still plays a heavier game than it has to.
AFC South
The youngest grouping in the AFC, running from the Gulf Coast up through the middle of the country. Its four cities sit further apart than the name suggests.
AFC West
Three time zones wide: the Rockies, the plains, the desert and the Pacific. The home cities here are not close to each other, or to anything else.
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NFC East
The oldest set of quarrels in the league, and the loudest. Four cities that were already arguing with each other before the Super Bowl existed.
NFC North
The upper Midwest, where the season is measured in degrees rather than in weeks. The cold is the only thing the four clubs have in common.
NFC South
The southeastern rim, from the Carolinas round to the Gulf. Warm-weather football, played in a part of the country that expects it.
NFC West
Desert, coast and rainforest in one group. The four cities here have four different climates and no short trips between them.
Every Cut We Stock
The cut is the first word of every listing title, so it is also the fastest thing to settle before you look at anything else.
Questions
Nine answers about the two routes, the clubs, the cuts and how to read a listing.
What is this page?
The roof of the store’s football section: one page that carries both ways in. Everything we stock is two clicks away from here, whether you think in players or in clubs.
What is the difference between shopping by player and by club?
Two ways into the same shelf. Shop by player when the name is what you want and the badge matters less; shop by club when you follow a team and want its whole shelf in one place. Neither route holds stock the other one does not.
How many clubs do you carry?
Thirty-two club pages, one per club in the league, each with its own collection of jerseys behind it. The store also carries historic clubs — the Raiders as Oakland, the Colts as Baltimore, Washington before the rename — and those are gathered on the club hub rather than mixed into this season’s thirty-two.
How many players have a page of their own?
Twelve, across four positions and eleven clubs. Each page names the club he plays for and the cut, colour and build his shelf actually holds.
I do not know which player I want.
Start with the club. Every club page lists the players this store carries a jersey for, and each of those opens either a player page or that player’s own collection.
Do the two routes show the same stock?
Yes. Both read the same live catalogue, and both end on a product page carrying the real title and the real stock. A card on a hub is an example, never the whole list — the collection behind it is the complete, live one.
What are the cuts?
Men’s, women’s, youth and unisex. The cut is named in every listing title, so it is the fastest thing to filter on, and the first thing to settle when the jersey is a gift.
How do I read a jersey name?
Titles in this store are built out of the same parts every time, so the name already tells you the cut, the club, the player, the colour and the build. Each club page walks through one real listing field by field.
Where do the portraits come from?
They are freely licensed photographs from Wikimedia Commons, cropped to 3:4 and resized, each credited at the foot of this page with its author, its licence and a link to the source. Product photographs are the store’s own images.
Looking for a name that is not one of the twelve? The player index covers every player collection this store carries.
Shop all player jerseysPhoto credits
The player portraits on this page are freely licensed photographs from Wikimedia Commons, cropped to 3:4 and resized. Each stays under the licence named beside it. Product photographs are the store’s own images and carry no third-party licence.
- Patrick Mahomes — portrait by Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Josh Allen — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Lamar Jackson — portrait by Office of the Maryland Governor on Flickr, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Joe Burrow — portrait by AlexanderJonesi, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Jalen Hurts — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Jayden Daniels — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Justin Herbert — portrait by All-Pro Reels from District of Columbia, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Justin Jefferson — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- CeeDee Lamb — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Puka Nacua — portrait by Sewageboy, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Saquon Barkley — portrait by Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Aidan Hutchinson — portrait by All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
