Jack Del Rio Autographed Sneakerskins Stretch Fit 3 Pack

This 3 pack includes the following sizes: 1 Pair Small, 1 Pair Medium, 1 Pair Large.

* Limited Special!  Buy a 3 Pack of Iconic Sneakerskins for $29.98 Valued at $59.97  (Sizes in 3 pack):  1 pair Small, 1 pair Medium, 1 pair Large.

• Durable stretch fab fits a variety of sneaker sizes.

• Available in (S, M & L), Men's (S, M, L), Youth Girl's & Youth Boys. 

• Non-skid bottom toe fabric; rest of your shoe's sole remains exposed to maximize tread & safety.

• Center elastic assures a secure fit.

• Cold-water machine washable.

• Autographed.

Jack Del Rio, hired as Head Coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League after completing his playing career as a linebacker with the Minnesota Vikings and working as the Defensive Coordinator for the Carolina Panthers and Linebackers Coach for the Baltimore Ravens and the defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos and  now the Head Coach of the Oakland Raiders, was the “heart and soul” of the Minnesota Vikings defense during his tenure with the Vikings. Jack demonstrated outstanding leadership and ability on a consistent basis throughout the course of his stellar career. Jack was a “standout” college linebacker at the University of Southern California and commenced his National Football League career upon being drafted by the New Orleans Saints in 1985. Jack was an All-Conference selection and was selected for and played in the National Football League Pro Bowl for the 1994 season. As the consummate linebacker who was always aware of what was going on around him, Jack led all “inside-middle” linebackers in tackles (507) and all linebackers (including outside linebackers) in interceptions (9) over the last three seasons of his career. Jack, who was an all-around athlete at the University of Southern California, having played both football and baseball (and whose favorite sport as a youngster was basketball), enjoyed the competition and was a warrior who was always there when times were tough and always “left it all on the field”.