Howie Long Autographed Oakland Raiders Black Jerse

Celebrate the dominance of one of the most iconic defensive players in Raiders history with this Howie Long Autographed Raiders Black Jersey. A Hall of Fame defensive end and cornerstone of the Raiders' feared defense throughout the 1980s, Long helped lead the franchise to a Super Bowl XVIII championship and carved out a legacy as one of the fiercest pass rushers in NFL history.

This jersey is a custom-made, black, size XL jersey inspired by the classic Oakland / LA / Las Vegas Raiders uniform style. It features no official team or league logos, giving it a clean, collector-focused look that highlights the signature. The bold silver and white stitched numbers stand out prominently on the black base, making this an eye-catching piece ready for framing.

Howie Long’s autograph is authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS), one of the most trusted names in the sports memorabilia industry. The jersey comes with a tamper-evident BAS certification sticker featuring a unique QR code, which can be scanned with any smartphone to instantly verify the signature in Beckett’s online database. A matching Certificate of Authenticity is also included for added confidence.

Whether you’re a lifelong Raiders fan, a Hall of Fame collector, or a fan of dominant defensive football, this signed Howie Long jersey is a must-have addition to any memorabilia collection.

Key Features
— Hand-signed by Howie Long, Pro Football Hall of Famer & Super Bowl XVIII Champion
— No inscription – clean signature presentation
— Custom black jersey, size XL – no team or league logos
— Styled after the legendary Oakland/LA Raiders look
— Signature authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS)
— Includes BAS tamper-evident sticker with QR code for instant smartphone verification
— Comes with matching BAS Certificate of Authenticity
— Ideal for display, Raiders fan caves, or Pro Football Hall of Fame collections

Own a piece of Silver & Black history with this Howie Long autographed jersey — a tribute to one of the most dominant defensive forces of his era.