Having a healthy Ray Lewis on the field frequently landed the Baltimore Ravens in the postseason. In two different seasons, the Hall of Fame linebacker was a key contributor to Super Bowl wins for the Ravens including an MVP performance in Super Bowl XXXV. The 2002 season saw Lewis limited to just five games and, remarkably, he still managed to finish fifth on the team in tackles with 58. From that injury-shortened season comes this Lewis 2002 game-worn Ravens jersey. The accompanying LOA from Mears reports a "Final Grade with Respect to Characteristics & Game Use: A5" with descriptions of "moderate to heavy use" and "consistent wear." This regal home game jersey bears R. Lewis letter patches on the back, and number 52 patches on the front, back, and both sleeves. Also seen on the front are the Ravens team name lettering and an NFL Equipment patch. The sleeves are both adorned with a Ravens shield patch, styled after the Maryland State Flag. The final identifier is an "02-50" label inside the collar indicating year and size. With excellent signs of authentic use/wear by one of the NFL's elite defenders, this high-profile gamer is worthy of serious consideration.

Opening Bid $900.