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With NFL scouts a bit skeptical of his abilities as a drop-back passer (Moon was mostly a rollout passer at the University of Washington); a confident Warren Moon chose to sign with the Edmonton Eskimos of the CFL when he graduated college. In Edmonton, Moon led the Eskimos to an unprecedented five consecutive Grey Cup victories. In 1984, Warren Moon returned to the U.S. and signed with the Houston Oilers of the NFL. He set a new club record for passing yards his first year at Houston, a record he would break four times with the Oilers. Seventeen years later, the nine time Pro Bowler retired with nearly 50,000 yards passing and a place reserved for him the in the NFL Hall of Fame.
This light blue home Moon jersey displays good use with hit marks throughout and three team repairs. On the front, back and both sleeves of the jersey is the player number "1" screened on in white and red. On the back of the jersey, above the number, sewn on a blue nameplate is "MOON" done is white on red tackle twill. Inside the neck is the Russell athletic size 42 tag with wash instructions. Above the tag, chain stitched in black on white felt tag is "91" indicating the year.
The jersey also comes with an LOA from Gordon "Red" Batty, Oilers Equipment Manager from 1981-1993.View Lot Detail page
This light blue home Moon jersey displays good use with hit marks throughout and three team repairs. On the front, back and both sleeves of the jersey is the player number "1" screened on in white and red. On the back of the jersey, above the number, sewn on a blue nameplate is "MOON" done is white on red tackle twill. Inside the neck is the Russell athletic size 42 tag with wash instructions. Above the tag, chain stitched in black on white felt tag is "91" indicating the year.
The jersey also comes with an LOA from Gordon "Red" Batty, Oilers Equipment Manager from 1981-1993.View Lot Detail page
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