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Here's something for the person who has nothing: a Ryan Leaf autographed jersey. It would make for a fantastic gift if this was 1998 and you were a downtrodden Chargers fan hoping that Leaf would resurrect the franchise that won just four times in 1997. Eleven years later, not so much. In fact, it's something you wouldn't be surprised to get from your Secret Santa when there's a $15 spending limit. Except that Ryan Leaf's John Hancock is surprisingly expensive when written on high-quality Pro-Brite nylon with a lycratalic spandex dazzle collar: $449.99 (but only $4.99 for shipping!).
Holy hell. If the plan is to not sell one of these, then the pricing is spot on. And if the idea is to put the proceeds toward Leaf's defense fund, it might be worth mentioning that somewhere on the site for those interested in donating. Otherwise, this is just somebody at the NFL Shop having some fun.
It's sorta like Brian Jackson pretending to be Ben Roethlisberger when he signs your Steelers jersey. But worse.
Via Shutdown Corner via Fark
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