Collie, more than most, has absorbed the stories of former NFL players who have suffered later in life due to the brain trauma they incurred while playing football. He says he understands there are risks that he will experience the same type of fate, but he hastily adds, there are no certainties. The majority of exNFL players don't have longlasting effects of brain damage that ruin the quality of life in their postcareer years.Many are being sold for hundreds of dollars, and the higher the quality, or rarer the item, the higher the price. Of course, there are cheap knockoffs of authentic NFL merchandise, however most young football fans will tell you quickly that these simply aren't what they want. They want clothing that looks good, and something close to a real NFL jersey.

The running game of the Jets (led by Thomas Jones) has taken some of the pressure from rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez. After a midseason wobble Sanchez has shown signs of learning his craft and develo