Hundreds of fans flocked to the New England Patriots pro shop at Gillette Stadium on Saturday morning, taking part in a two-day event to exchange jerseys of former tight end Aaron Hernandez for those of current players. According to a team spokesperson, over 500 jerseys with Hernandez's name were turned in by 11 a.m., about 90 minutes after the pro shop opened its doors. Hernandez was charged with the murder of 27-year old semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd last month, and was released by the Patriots the same day. Fans lined up hours before the event began, with Patriots staff cfreaking the authenticity of the Hernandez jerseys before they were placed in a large bin. The team will make an effort to recycle the jersey material, but will not donate the jerseys to a foreign country. Source: ESPN.com
I posted a couple listings in one if the threads about the eBay thing. Getting real good coin for them...lol.
Yeah, the NFL is the goose that lays golden eggs. The money they make on apparel allows them to do this. Unreal money....