New York Jets Lithograph

The New York Jets drafted Johnson with the top overall selection in the 1996 NFL Draft. He was the first wide receiver selected with the number one overall pick since Irving Fryar was chosen by New England in 1984. While in New York, he played three seasons (1997-1999) under Bill Parcells, who in two seasons would turnaround the Jets from 1-15 in 1996, Johnson's rookie year to 9-7 in 1997 & 12-4 in 1998 & the franchises first ever AFC East Division title. Keyshawn Johnson has hand autographed this New York Jets 20x24 Oversize Lithograph. Hand autographed in pencil in bottom center of lithograph. Close up of signature shown in upper right corner. Certificate of Authenticity from Worldwide Entertainment and Sports. Regular Price $199.00

The New York Jets drafted Johnson with the top overall selection in the 1996 NFL Draft. He was the first wide receiver selected with the number one overall pick since Irving Fryar was chosen by New England in 1984. While in New York he played three seasons (1997�1999) under Bill Parcells who in two seasons would turnaround the Jets from 1�15 in 1996 Johnson's rookie year to 9�7 in 1997 & 12�4 in 1998 & the franchises first ever AFC East Division title. Keyshawn Johnson has hand autographed this New York Jets 20x24 Oversize Lithograph. Hand autographed in pencil in bottom center of lithograph. Close up of signature shown in upper right corner. Certificate of Authenticity from Worldwide Entertainment and Sports. Regular Price $199.00

“We're going to win the game, I guarantee it!” With those words, Broadway Joe Namath set into motion one of the great upsets in the history of professional sports. It was  tes nuary, 1969 and for the third time the two professional football leagues would be matched up in a one game playoff to decide football's world champion.  Here we see the final play of the Jets first scoring drive. The play gives the Jets an early 7-0 lead, and from there, the Jets simply pulled away to victory. Item measures 27'' x 20.5''

“We're going to win the game, I guarantee it!” With those words, Broadway Joe Namath set into motion one of the great upsets in the history of professional sports. It was  tes nuary, 1969 and for the third time the two professional football leagues would be matched up in a one game playoff to decide football's world champion.  Here we see the final play of the Jets first scoring drive. The play gives the Jets an early 7-0 lead, and from there, the Jets simply pulled away to victory. Item measures 21'' x 14.5''

Namath is part of a Fine Art Giclee series on canvas. It is based on an original painting by renowned sports artist Glen Green. Known as Broadway Joe, the New York Jets quarterback will go down in history of one of the greatest to ever play the game. The canvas measures approximately 33x27.