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Barry Sanders Unique Framed Piece
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Photo: 8 x 10 – Career Highlights Composite
Cards: Three collectible Barry Sanders Cards
Frame size: 14 x 18
Frame style: 1" Black, Modern
Matte type: White and Lion Blue Double Matted
Price $49.99
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About the Item
Turn any wall into your home or office into a sports wall of fame, start it off with Barry Sanders Piece. This museum quality piece combines a photo of Barry running the football, as he always did, along with three collectible cards. Cards are very god quality and show fantastic images of this great running back.
Photo is double matted in white and lion blue; matting is acid free (to preserve the museum quality piece for years). It comes in a modern designed 14 x 18 black modern style frame. Makes a great gift for the Football fan in your life, we all have at least one. Truly a magnificent piece let Empire help you turn your house into the Hall of Fame.
About the Player
Selected with the third over-all pick in the 1989 NFL draft, Barry Sanders the 1988 Heisman Trophy winner, I quickly showed he was an impact running back. His quickness and strength made it hard for any defender to stop him. He is the only running back to reach 1,500 in four consecutive seasons and he led the NFL in rushing yards four times (1990, 1994, 1996, 1997). He was selected to the Pro-Bowl and was named an All-Pro ever season he played (1989-1998)
Along with winning the 1988 Heisman Trophy, Sanders was also the 1997 NFL MVP after he became only he fourth players to run for more then 2,000 yards in a season. Barry was also inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in 2004 and has had his number 20 retired by the Lions, where he played his whole career.
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