Jalen Carter Signed Eagles Black Custom Jersey BAS Authenticated

Add the signature of the most disruptive interior defensive lineman of his generation's first chapter to your collection with this Jalen Carter Autographed Philadelphia Eagles Custom Black Football Jersey — Beckett BAS Authenticated. In Super Bowl LIX on February 9, 2025, the Philadelphia Eagles sacked Patrick Mahomes six times in 40 dropbacks without blitzing once. Mahomes, in 132 previous regular-season and postseason games, had never been sacked six times in a single game. The Eagles' defensive coordinator, Vic Fangio, sent four rushers on every pass play and still produced a pressure rate of 38.1% against the two-time defending Super Bowl champions. Jalen Carter's box score from that game: no sacks, no tackles, no batted passes. His actual contribution: the Kansas City Chiefs double-teamed him on virtually every pass rush snap, using both of their best offensive linemen to hold a 314-pound, 25-year-old defensive tackle, leaving the rest of the line in one-on-one matchups that Josh Sweat, Milton Williams, Jordan Davis, and Jalyx Hunt converted into the most dominant defensive performance in Super Bowl history. "Man, that was crazy," Carter said afterward. "Those boys turned up. They did their thing." The black Eagles custom jersey signed by Carter — the alternate colorway of the franchise's most feared interior defender — is the piece from the player whose presence on the field produced a Super Bowl championship even on the night the box score didn't show his name, certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services with a tamper-proof hologram verifiable at Beckett's website.

This Philadelphia Eagles Custom Black Football Jersey has been hand-signed by Jalen Carter. The autograph has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) with a tamper-proof hologram verifiable at Beckett's official website.

Product Highlights

• Hand-signed by Jalen Carter — Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle (#98); Super Bowl LIX champion; AP Second-Team All-Pro 2024; two-time Pro Bowl selection (2024, 2025); youngest DT in Eagles franchise history to earn Pro Bowl honors
• Philadelphia Eagles Custom Black Football Jersey — the Eagles' black alternate colorway; Carter's most assertive available uniform format
• BAS Authenticated — tamper-proof Beckett hologram verifiable at Beckett's official website
• Super Bowl LIX champion — Eagles 40-22 over Kansas City Chiefs (February 9, 2025); Carter drew double-teams all game, enabling six sacks of Mahomes without a single blitz on 42 dropbacks
• 2024 season: 45 QB pressures (led Eagles defense), 16 QB hits, 12 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks — most forced fumbles by any DT in NFL since entering the league (5, including postseason)
• Divisional Round 2024 vs. Rams: back-to-back critical plays in the final minute — sack on 3rd-and-2 to force 4th down, QB pressure forcing incompletion to seal 28-22 victory
• 9th overall pick, 2023 NFL Draft; two-time CFP National Champion at Georgia (2021, 2022); unanimous All-American 2022; 6.0 rookie sacks (most by an Eagles DT rookie since 2001)
• Backed by our Lifetime Authenticity Guarantee

The Black Jersey — The Alternate Colorway of the Eagles' Centerpiece

The Philadelphia Eagles' black alternate uniform represents the franchise's most visually assertive available departure from their traditional midnight green and white identity — the colorway worn for selected games each season that creates the strongest available visual contrast from the standard Eagles appearance. For Jalen Carter specifically, the black alternate is the colorway that most fully matches the register of his defensive presence: the most physically imposing available position on the most physically dominant available defensive unit in the NFL, in the most visually assertive available Eagles uniform format. Carter is 6'3", 314 pounds, and moves, as his defensive line coach put it, like a player who weighs 260. Eagles veteran defensive players described him as a "game changer" in his first minicamp, comparing him to a "baby Rhino." Chris Jones — the Chiefs' All-Pro DT, a three-time Super Bowl champion — called Carter "a physical specimen" and "an unorthodox player" who "can take over a game at any moment." The black jersey signed by Carter is the alternate-colorway credential of a player who has taken over games at every level he has played, from the Georgia defensive line through two consecutive years as one of the Eagles' most important players.

The Double-Team — The Super Bowl Box Score Doesn't Tell

The most specific available credential for an interior defensive tackle is not always what the box score shows. Patrick Mahomes, before Super Bowl LIX, had played 132 professional games without ever being sacked six times. Vic Fangio sent four pass rushers on every one of 42 dropbacks and Mahomes was sacked six times anyway. The mechanism was Carter. The Chiefs assigned two of their three functional offensive linemen — All-Pro center Creed Humphrey and right guard Trey Smith — to block Carter on every pass play, leaving tackle Jawaan Taylor and an overmatched replacement at left tackle in one-on-one matchups against Josh Sweat and Nolan Smith with no help available. Carter had no sacks, no tackles. He had the double-team that made six sacks possible, for a defense that was credited with the most dominant performance in Super Bowl history up to that point. Film analysts described Carter's role afterward as "the dirty work so his teammates could eat" — the invisible credential that statistical records cannot fully represent but that any coach or opposing offensive line can identify: the defensive tackle whose presence on the field costs the opposing offense two of its most important blockers on every single snap.

From 9th Pick to All-Pro — The Fastest Available Rise

Jalen Carter fell to ninth in the 2023 NFL Draft over questions about conditioning following a disappointing performance at Georgia's pro day. The Eagles, who had traded up for the pick, were immediately glad he was available. As a rookie in 2023, he produced 6.0 sacks — the most by an Eagles defensive tackle rookie since Derrick Burgess in 2001. In 2024, at 23 years old, he became the youngest defensive tackle in Philadelphia Eagles franchise history to earn Pro Bowl honors, adding AP Second-Team All-Pro recognition and leading the Eagles' entire defense in quarterback pressures (45), QB hits (16), and tackles for loss (12) in a season that ended with a Super Bowl championship. The question the Eagles had asked themselves when they traded up for the ninth pick — whether the conditioning concerns from the pro day were meaningful — was answered across two seasons and a Super Bowl ring. At 25, Carter is entering the window of his career in which experience and physical prime fully converge — a contract extension that will make him one of the highest-paid defensive players in NFL history is expected, and the Eagles have every incentive to secure the player who double-teams his way into championships before the market sets his price.

BAS Authentication

This jersey has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) with a tamper-proof hologram. The hologram is verifiable at Beckett's official website.

Authenticity

This jersey is certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS). The tamper-proof hologram is verifiable at Beckett's official website.

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