Laremy Tunsil Jersey
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GARDENHEADsubscriberOPI wanna buy a Laremy Tunsil jersey. I'm a little dude who hates baggy clothes so I always get a kids XL from the official team store, either in person or online (I am morally against buying knockoffs from China, but we don't need to get into that.)Seems every year, they make our First Round Pick's jersey available...except for this year.
What gives? Other first round picks from 2016 have jerseys for sale. Is it cause he smoked the weeeed? Is it cause he's an o-lineman? Will his jersey be sold soon? Anyone?
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Paul 13moderatorA kids XL? :giggle:
sorry bro. heheh... as to your question, it's odd. But why don't you just buy a customized jersey and put Tunsil and #67 on it? Same thing no?
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GARDENHEADsubscriber"Paul 13 wrote:
A kids XL? :giggle:
sorry bro. heheh... as to your question, it's odd. But why don't you just buy a customized jersey and put Tunsil and #67 on it? Same thing no?
Laugh all you want. I was born this way. Custom jerseys are more expensive.
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Fin Dforum_veteran"Pandarilla wrote:
Just buy a gas mask bong instead...C'mon, own it!
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FinsterNew MemberI think it may be because his jersey # is not set in stone, it may very well change after the cuts, just a possibility.
btfu149forum_veteran"Finster wrote:
I think it may be because his jersey # is not set in stone, it may very well change after the cuts, just a possibility.
I second this, I believe even Jawuan James a few years ago did this, if I'm not mistaken he started out as #72. Normally first round picks start with their normal number, lots of the lower picks get new numbers after cuts, remember Lamar Miller as #44 in preseason?
dirtylandryNew Member"GARDENHEAD wrote:
Laugh all you want. I was born this way. Custom jerseys are more expensive.
custom made t-shirts are like $30
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GARDENHEADsubscriberThanks for all the input. The jersey # theory is a good one.
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Galantforum_veteran"Finster wrote:
I think it may be because his jersey # is not set in stone, it may very well change after the cuts, just a possibility.
You mean the NFL isn't going to milk an opportunity to make more money by selling something and then changing it and selling it again?
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