Note: This item is listed with an asterisk, * , which means it is owned by a private collector, and is available on consignment. Super Bowl-worn jerseys are as rare as they come in the game-worn hobby, but now, you can get a piece of a classic game in NFL lore. Leon Lett wore this white jersey while playing for the Dallas Cowboys during their 1993 NFC Championship game victory over the San Francisco 49ers and during their Super Bowl XXVIII victory over the Buffalo Bills. The jersey is photo-matched to both games. The Cowboys were at the peak of their dynastic 1990s reign in 1993, going 12-4 to win the NFC East and defeating the vaunted Steve Young led-49ers, 38-21, at Texas Stadium on January 23, 1994 to set up a Super Bowl rematch with Jim Kelly's Buffalo Bills. America's Team handed the Bills a 30-13 defeat in Super Bowl XXVII on January 30, 1994 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA, repeating as Super Bowl Champions and winning their second in a run of three in four seasons. It was the franchise's fourth time hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Lett was an elite interior defensive lineman for the Cowboys for a decade, making Pro Bowls in 1994 and 1998 and totaling 22.5 career sacks. He consistently created havoc for quarterbacks, regularly finishing amongst team leaders in QB pressures and pass deflections, and consistently soaked up double teams to open up the Cowboys' pass rush. The jersey shows significant wear including repairs, paint transfer, and grass stains. Some discoloration has occurred over time due to the nature of the fabric. This jersey will include a MeiGray Letter of Authenticity.
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