NFL: Top 25 Selling Jerseys Through End Of February

The NFL released it’s top-selling jerseys from April of last year through the end of February. Check out the top 25 and see if your favorite player made the list after the jump…
Eli Manning finished as the highest-ranked Giant with the third-highest selling jersey. Victor Cruz’s No. 80 had never been in the top 25 list until January when it was ranked ninth through the end of January. It moved up to sixth by the final list. An NFL spokesperson said to go from not being on the list to finishing in the top 10 was comparable to Tim Tebow.

Jason Pierre-Paul was the only other Giant to appear in the top 25, finishing 21st. Here’s the top-25 list. Tell us what you think of the list and what your favorite Giants’ jersey is in the comments list below.





TOP-SELLING NFL PLAYERS JERSEYS
April 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012
1. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
2. Tim Tebow, Denver Broncos
3. Eli Manning, New York Giants
4. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
5. Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh Steelers
6. Victor Cruz, New York Giants
7. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
8. Clay Matthews, Green Bay Packers
9. Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles
10. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys
11. Miles Austin, Dallas Cowboys
12. Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots
13. Patrick Willis, San Francisco 49ers
14. Wes Welker, New England Patriots
15. Dez Bryant, Dallas Cowboys
16. Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys
17. Ray Lewis, Baltimore Ravens
18. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
19. Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears
20. Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders
21. Jason Pierre-Paul, New York Giants
22. Mark Sanchez, New York Jets
23. Frank Gore, San Francisco 49ers
24. Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers
25. Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens

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