There can be no doubt that Tom Brady is one of the best QB's in the game today...if not THE best. He certainly is the most successful, winning three Super Bowl victories and two Super Bowl MVP's in a four year span. But it wasn't always so for Brady. Amazingly, Tom was 7th on the University of Michigan depth chart early in his collegiate career before finally getting to start his junior season. And all he did when he finally got his chance was earn All Big-Ten honors while leading the Wolverines to the 1998 Big Ten Conference Title. And, of course, on the Patriots, he has simply become one of the best quarterbacks of this era creating a dynasty in New England with Super Bowl victories, MVP Awards, and too many passing records to count. Put simply, Brady has become one of the best QB's in NFL history. This unique Sports Gallery Exclusive includes two unsigned 8x10 photos of Brady as a Wolverine and a Patriot with commemorative "Then & Now" plaque. Quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and unique Michigan/New England suede double matting, this is a great collectible for any Brady fan that is only available from Sports Gallery!

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Born in Kinston, North Carolina, Pro Bowl wide receiver Dwight Clark played his college football at Clemson University before being drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 10th round of the 1979 Draft. Clark embarked on a great career with the Niners, finishing with 506 catches for 6750 yards and 48 touchdowns. Clark's most memorable touchdown came in the 1982 NFC Playoffs. On January 11, 1982, against the Dallas Cowboys, the San Francisco 49ers were trailing 27-21 in the final minute of play to advance to the Super Bowl. Clark made a leaping catch of a desperation pass from quarterback Joe Montana in the back of the end zone to give the 49ers a 28-27 victory. That play is one of the most famous in the history in the NFL and has been immortalized in football lore as The Catch. Clark was a member of two Super Bowl winning clubs. His number 87 has been retired by the 49ers. This Sports Gallery Exclusive is available with both signed and unsigned photographs. Both include the classic photograph of "The Catch," replica ticket from the game, and descriptive plaque. A great collectible from one of the great moments in 49ers football history.

What a backfield duo! Roger Craig and Tom Rathman epitomized the Niners "Team of the Decade" success. Roger Craig was one of the most versatile running backs in recent memory. At Nebraska, Craig played both I-back and fullback in the early 1980s, rushing for 2,446 yards to rank ninth on NU's all-time charts. A second-round draft pick of the San Francisco 49ers, Craig starred in the NFL with the Niners, becoming the first player in NFL history to gain 1,000 yards both rushing and receiving in the same season (1,050 yards rushing and 1,016 yards receiving in 1985) and helping lead the Niners to three Super Bowl Championships (Super Bowl XIX, XXIII, and XXIV). Fellow Nebraska alumnus Tom Rathman was backfield mates with Roger on the Niners. A selfless player and unsung hero in the 49ers' success, Tom spent much of his playing time providing devastating blocks for Craig, helping the Niners capture two World Championships (Super Bowl XXIII and XXIV). In Super Bowl XXIV, Rathman scored two touchdowns in San Francisco's route of the Denver Broncos. In 1989, he led all NFL running backs in receiving with 73 receptions for 616 yards. With five Super Bowl rings between them, Roger and Tom are definitely a "Super Bowl Backfield" for the ages and a big part of 49ers history. Roger and Tom signed these very cool 8x10's during their respective Sports Gallery Signings. Put together in a Sports Gallery Quality Display of thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and classic Niners double matting, this is a terrific gift for any Niner Faithful.

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Brett Favre new!
"Totally Cool" Sports Illustrated (signed)
& Packer/Jet SI Display (unisigned) Web Special!

Green Bay QB Brett Favre frolics in heavy snow showers, hitting on three touchdown passes -- and hitting wide receiver Donald Driver with a snowball --in a 42-20 Packers playoff romp at Lambeau Field. His record as a leader consists of 10 playoff berths, including a club-record six in a row (1993-98), three straight NFC Central Division crowns (1995-97), three NFC North Division titles in a row (2002-04), three consecutive NFC Championship games (1995, 1996, 1997) and back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, including a 35-21 victory over New England in Super Bowl XXXI that returned the Lombardi Trophy to Green Bay for the first time in 29 years . But his legacy transcends the passes, the touchdowns and the statistics...and the even the Packers as this inspiring leader took his show to the Big Apple and the Jets in 2008. And all he's doing in NY is leading the Jets to the play-offs. One of the most beloved players of his era, these two collectibles are great tributes. One is a signed "Totally Cool" Sports Illustrated from Jan. 21, 2008 highlighting Brett's last victory with the Packers. The other is a Sports Gallery Exclusive that includes digital copies of two SI's - one the same issue commemorating his last win as a Packer and the other his first win as a Jet. The plaque on the second piece reads the following:

Brett Favre
In Brett We Trust

Last Win as a Packer, first as a Jet
Thank the Good Lord for Giving us Brett

Both are Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!) and green suede matting. Totally unique collectibles from a truly unique football talent and great gifts for any Brett fan!

Move over, Peyton. Make room in the Manning family trophy case, Archie. Baby boy Eli has some impressive hardware all his own - a Super Bowl ring and an MVP trophy to place alongside the ones his big brother brought back only a year ago. And it was all about Super Bowl XXLL's final drive...a drive for the ages. With one very...very...memorable play. With 1:15 remaining in in the game and the Giants facing a 3rd and 5, Eli Manning escaped from multiple defenders to complete a 32 yard pass to David Tyree. Tyree pinned the ball against his helmet with one hand, and maintained control all the way to the ground. This play, called by many the greatest play in Super Bowl history, would lead to the game-winning touchdown for the Giants, as they would defeat the previously unbeaten Patriots 17-14 in the greatest Super Bowl upset. This unique Sports Gallery Exclusive includes two unsigned 8x10 photos of Manning (scramble) and Tyree (catch), along with a a commemorative "Scramble & Catch" plaque. Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and NY Giants suede double matting, this is a great collectible for any Giants fan that is only available from Sports Gallery!

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The Patriots (18-0) had entered the game 12-point favorites and went to Arizona undefeated. With a final score of 17-14, the Giants defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. It was all about the final drive...a drive for the ages. With 1:15 remaining in in the game and the Giants facing a 3rd and 5, Eli Manning escaped from multiple defenders to complete a 32 yard pass to David Tyree. Tyree pinned the ball against his helmet with one hand, and maintained control all the way to the ground. Moments later Burress caught the game-winning pass leading the Giants to the greatest Super Bowl upset in the history of football. This unique Sports Gallery Exclusive includes four signed 8x10 photos of Manning, Burress, Strahan, and Tyree, along with a a commemorative plaque. Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and NY Giants suede double matting, this is a great collectible for any Giants fan that is only available from Sports Gallery!

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This Sports Gallery Exclusive celebrates Joe's incredible accomplishments with the 49ers. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick mahogany, class 49ers suede matting and UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!). The "Rings" Display contains the classic photo of Joe displaying his four Super Rings, hand-signed by Montana, surrounded by replica tickets from his Super Bowl triumphs and including a commemorative plaque that reads:

Joe Montana
Three Time Super Bowl MVP
Four Time Super Bowl Champion
Hall of Fame 2000

Which pretty much says it all... Montana is arguably the greatest quarterback to play in the NFL. He certainly was one of the most successful. While leading the Niners, he captured nine divisional titles and victories in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, XXIII, and XXIV, earning MVP honors in three of those games. A football legend, this beautiful piece of Sports Art is the perfect gift for any longtime Niners fan. And for a limited time, a Web Special!

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Stabler became a classic, drop-back passer, known for deadly-accurate passes and an uncanny ability to lead late, come-from-behind drives. During the peak of his career he had an impressive receiving corps consisting of sprinter Cliff Branch, sure-handed Hall of Fame possession receiver Fred Biletnikoff, and a Hall-of-Fame tight end Dave Casper. Although Stabler's arm was not known for great strength, he was a master of the deep ball to Branch, and deadly accurate on intermediate routes to Biletnikoff and Casper. Tatum earned a reputation as a fierce competitor and was considered as one of the hardest hitters ever to play the game. Tatum was also noted for his involvement in the Immaculate Reception play during a playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This unique Sports Gallery Exclusive includes four signed 8x10 photos of Stabler, Biletnikoff, Branch, and Tatum along with a a commemorative plaque. Quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and Oakland Raider suede double matting, this is a great collectible for any Giants fan that is only available from Sports Gallery!

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WR John Taylor played for the 49ers from 1987 to 1995 and was an exceptional counterpart to Hall of Fame teammate Jerry Rice during that time - arguably one of the greatest one-two receiving punches in 49ers...and perhaps football...history. Taylor is best know for his winning 10-yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana during the final seconds of Super Bowl XXIII in 1989. One of the most memorable moments in 49ers history, rivaling even "The Catch" by Dwight Clark...and often referred to as "The Catch II". In his nine NFL seasons, Taylor recorded 347 receptions for 5,589 yards and 43 touchdowns. He also gained 1,517 yards and two touchdowns returning punts, and added another 276 yards returning kickoffs. An NFL Pro Bowler in 1988 and 1989, Taylor has three Super Bowl rings from his years with the Niners - '88, '89 and '94. At John's recent Sports Gallery in-store appearance, he signed many very cool 49er collectibles including this Super Bowl XXIII "The Catch II" photograph. Remember this great player and moment in 49ers history with this Sports Gallery Exclusive that also includes a commemorative plaque and is Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic Niners suede matting. A unique collectible that you won't find anywhere else. And a great gift for any longtime Niners fan. And a Web Special! for the Holidays!

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The world of sports has seen the weird, the bizarre, the odd, the comical and the shocking. But what transpired at California's Memorial Stadium in 1982 at the Stanford-Cal "Big Game" stands out in a class all its own. First Stanford quarterback John Elway connected with receiver Emile Harry on a 29-yard pass on 4th-and-17 from his own 13-yard line with 53 seconds left to set up Mark Harmon's 35-yard field goal with four seconds remaining that gave Stanford a 20-19 lead. At that point all the Cardinal had to do was survive the kickoff to win another thrilling episode in this bitter rivalry. Before the kick, Cal radio announcer Joe Starkey remarked "Only a miracle can save the Bears now!" Boy did Cal get that miracle. Stanford squibbed the kick on the ground. Kevin Moen of Cal gathered it in at the Cal 46 and threw an overhand lateral to Richard Rodgers, who was standing a few yards to his left. That set in motion a series of impromptu pitchbacks—to Dwight Garner, back to Rodgers, to Mariet Ford, and finally to Moen again. Moen negotiated the last few yards through a sea of confused Stanford Band members, who had run onto the field prematurely, and punctuated the touchdown by sending Stanford band member Gary Tyrrell and his instrument flying. To this day, anyone remotely connected with Stanford will insist that Garner was down way back near midfield before he tossed the ball away. “The guy lateraled from his knees,” flatly states Andy Geiger, who was then Stanford’s athletics director. Regardless, "The Play" is often recognized as the most memorable play in college football and among the most memorable in all of American sports. Remember this piece of college football history with this Sports Gallery Exclusive. Quality framed this unique display includes an 8x10 photo of Moen barreling into the Stanford band, a replica ticket from that unforgettable game and a descriptive plaque. We also offer an 11x14 photograph of this memorable moment in college football. Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of "The Play" with this timeless piece of Sports Art.