2002 Javon Walker Green Bay Packers Reebok Home Authentic Rookie Jersey 50 NWT. The last wide receiver ever drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the first round in 2002. An athletic standout from Florida State in the early 2000s. Walker landed in Green Bay and began to showcase his down field ball skills aided by the right arm of Brett Favre. In 2003 he hit his stride highlighted by numerous big games down the stretch but none more unforgettable then his acrobatic feats in the Monday Night game in Oakland the day after Favre’s dad died. Walker put up 4 catches for 124 yards with 2TDs that helped keep the Packers in the playoff race. He would eventually go to his first Pro Bowl in 2004 submitting 89/1382/12 forming a dynamic WR duo along with Donald Driver. Shown here is Walker’s home authentic jersey from his rookie year new with tags. The jock tag is from the correct era lining up with 2002. Jersey is in immaculate shape. Size is a 50 which is an adult XL. Measures 35″ top to bottom and 24″ pit to pit. This is a must have for any Packers fan of the mid-2000s who remembers just how dynamic Walker was for Green Bay and how integral he was helping led the Packers to back to back playoff appearances in 2003 and 2004. Additional pictures, details and measurements available upon request.