Earl Cooper Signed AUTO February 1, 1982 Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover Super Bowl Football Unopened but Payton's nothing but a

but Payton's nothing but a Fancy Dan compared to a halfback who used to play for the Bears named John Dottley

Fellow notable African-Americans Ezzrett Anderson (who snared a Clipper interception for 42 yards and scored the first TD of the game) and Woody Strode were also on the Bears

Matted and framed

Moe Becker (who had a long professional basketball career and was a member of the Pittsburgh Iornmen as well as the first year Boston Celtics)

Offered here is a team signed Official Major League (Selig) baseball featuring the 2001 Cleveland Indians Signed in ink averaging 8-10/10 quality

Earl Cooper Signed AUTO February 1, 1982 Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover Super Bowl Football Unopened but Payton's nothing but aEarl Cooper, a fullback out of Rice University, was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the first round of the 1980 NFL Draft. He caught an 11 yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana in Super Bowl XVI, a moment featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Cooper later converted to tight end and earned two Super Bowl championships with San Francisco before finishing his career with the Los Angeles Raiders in 1986. Offered is the cover of the Feb. 1,