Jason Kelce Signed Eagles Kelly Green 2023 Alternate Speed Replica Helmet PSA

Add the most temporally specific available Jason Kelce signed Eagles helmet to your collection with this Jason Kelce Autographed Philadelphia Eagles Kelly Green 2023 Alternate Full Size Speed Replica Helmet — PSA/DNA ITP Authenticated. The midnight green helmet documents the bulk of the career — thirteen seasons, every snap, one franchise. The Kelly Green 2023 Alternate documents something more specific: the two games in Jason Kelce's final NFL season in which the Eagles returned to the uniform the franchise had not worn since 1995 — the bright kelly green of Randall Cunningham and Reggie White, of the franchise's three pre-merger championships, of the most celebrated era in Eagles history before Super Bowl LII gave the modern team its own defining moment. Jeffrey Lurie spent two decades trying to bring the Kelly Green back. Nike spent two years recreating a color that did not exist in its current palette. The NFL had to change its helmet rules before the jersey and helmet could match. When it finally appeared on the field in 2023 — first on Sunday Night Football against the Dolphins in Week 7, then against the Bills in Week 12 — it was Jason Kelce, in his final season, who wore it at center for the franchise's most anticipated uniform return in a generation. The Kelly Green Speed Replica signed by Kelce is the piece from that specific moment — the throwback colorway of his last year, certified authentic by a PSA/DNA representative present at the signing.

This Philadelphia Eagles Kelly Green 2023 Alternate Full Size Speed Replica Football Helmet has been hand-signed by Jason Kelce. The autograph has been certified authentic by PSA/DNA In the Presence (ITP) — a PSA/DNA representative was present at the signing; the tamper-proof PSA/DNA ITP sticker is affixed directly to the helmet.

Product Highlights

• Hand-signed by Jason Kelce — Philadelphia Eagles center (2011-2023); six first-team All-Pro selections; seven Pro Bowls; Super Bowl LII champion; retiring after 13 seasons as the only center since 1970 to win a Super Bowl and earn All-Pro six times
• Kelly Green 2023 Alternate Full Size Speed Replica Helmet — the Eagles' throwback colorway, returned for the first time since 1995; Kelce wore this uniform for the final two uniform-specific games of his career (vs. Dolphins, Week 7; vs. Bills, Week 12)
• PSA/DNA ITP Certified — a PSA/DNA representative was present at the signing; tamper-proof PSA/DNA ITP sticker affixed to the helmet
• The Kelly Green era: worn by the Eagles from 1935-1995; the uniform of Randall Cunningham, Reggie White, Chuck Bednarik, Tommy McDonald; three pre-merger championships (1948, 1949, 1960)
• 2023 — Kelce's final season: the Kelly Green returned for the first time in 27 years; Kelce announced his retirement March 4, 2024 — the Kelly Green games were among his last as a Philadelphia Eagle
• Two years of Nike product development — Kelly Green did not exist in Nike's current color palette and was custom-recreated; Jeffrey Lurie refused to wear kelly green jerseys without a matching kelly green helmet, driving the years-long effort to restore the full look
• The two-helmet Kelce Eagles display: midnight green (the career's primary credential) + Kelly Green 2023 (the final season's throwback) — both PSA/DNA ITP authenticated
• Backed by our Lifetime Authenticity Guarantee

Kelly Green — The Uniform That Built the Franchise

The Philadelphia Eagles wore kelly green for sixty years — from their founding in 1935 through the 1995 season — before Jeffrey Lurie's ownership group switched to midnight green in 1996. In those sixty years, the kelly green uniform produced three championships (1948, 1949, 1960), Chuck Bednarik's simultaneous two-way dominance, Reggie White's franchise-record 21 sacks in 1987, and Randall Cunningham's era of scrambling invention that made the Eagles one of the NFL's most watched and most discussed teams of the late 1980s and early 1990s. When Lurie bought the franchise in 1994 and eventually moved to midnight green, the kelly green did not disappear from fans' memory — it intensified there, becoming the specific uniform that a generation of Eagles supporters associated with the franchise's most celebrated players and its most visually distinct visual identity. Lurie acknowledged the fans' attachment and spent years trying to restore the uniform — held back first by the NFL's prohibition on alternate helmets (wearing kelly green jerseys with a midnight green helmet was a mismatch Lurie refused to accept) and then by the technical challenge of recreating a color that no longer existed in Nike's manufacturing palette. The Kelly Green Speed Replica signed by Kelce is the helmet of that sixty-year legacy — the colorway of every Eagles champion before the modern team produced its own.

Two Years, One Color — The Return of Kelly Green

When the NFL changed its rules in 2022 to allow teams to wear a second helmet, the Eagles did not immediately deploy the Kelly Green. They wore black in 2022 while the process continued: Nike had to custom-develop a color that did not exist in its current manufacturing system, working with the Eagles' equipment staff to recreate the specific shade that had appeared on the franchise's helmets from the 1930s through 1995. The two-year development process reflected Lurie's commitment to getting it exactly right — he had previously said he would not bring back the kelly green jersey without a matching kelly green helmet, unwilling to compromise the visual integrity of the throwback by mismatching the two most visible elements of the uniform. When the Kelly Green finally appeared on the field on October 22, 2023, for the Sunday Night Football game against the Miami Dolphins at Lincoln Financial Field, it had been 27 years, 11 months, and 22 days since the Eagles had last worn it. Fans had been in line at the Eagles Pro Shop since before it opened on Monday morning when the jerseys went on sale — the most anticipated uniform return the franchise had made in a generation, earned through two decades of advocacy and two years of manufacturing effort. Jason Kelce wore it at center, in his final season, for both Kelly Green games of 2023.

The Final Season's Throwback

Jason Kelce announced his retirement on March 4, 2024 — ending a 13-year career spent entirely in the Eagles' primary midnight green. The 2023 season was his last. Within that final season, the Eagles wore the Kelly Green alternate for two home games: Week 7 against Miami on Sunday Night Football and Week 12 against Buffalo. Those two games represent the only times in Kelce's entire professional career that he wore the kelly green — the uniform of the franchise's most celebrated earlier era, the colorway of Cunningham and Reggie White, worn by Kelce in the career's closing chapter as the franchise made its most significant visual gesture to its own history in nearly thirty years. The Kelly Green Speed Replica signed by Kelce is the alternate colorway piece of a career whose primary credential belongs to midnight green — but whose final season included the two games in which Philadelphia's center wore the uniform that the franchise's greatest earlier players had worn, for the first time in a generation, before he retired the following March. For the collector who has the midnight green helmet — the career's primary document — the Kelly Green 2023 Alternate is the companion: the final season's throwback, the other available colorway, both authenticated at the same PSA/DNA ITP tier by a representative present at the signing.

PSA/DNA In the Presence (ITP) Authentication

This helmet has been certified authentic by PSA/DNA In the Presence (ITP). A PSA/DNA representative was present at the signing. The tamper-proof PSA/DNA ITP sticker is affixed directly to the helmet.

Authenticity

This helmet is certified authentic by PSA/DNA In the Presence (ITP). A PSA/DNA representative was present at the signing. The tamper-proof PSA/DNA ITP sticker is affixed directly to the helmet.

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