Rome Odunze Signed Bears Custom White Jersey BAS Authenticated

Add the signature of the Chicago Bears' franchise wide receiver to your collection with this Rome Odunze Autographed Chicago Bears Custom White Football Jersey — BAS Authenticated. In 2023 at the University of Washington, Rome Odunze led the entire nation in receiving yards — 1,640 yards on 92 receptions in a season he played with broken ribs and a punctured lung, producing ten games with 100 or more receiving yards and earning consensus All-American honors as a Biletnikoff Award finalist alongside Marvin Harrison Jr. and Malik Nabers. The Chicago Bears took him ninth overall in the 2024 NFL Draft. He was 21 years old. He is now 23, the Bears' unquestioned WR1 after DJ Moore's trade to Buffalo, entering his third NFL season as the primary target for franchise quarterback Caleb Williams in a Chicago offense built around winning. The custom white jersey signed by Odunze is the road colorway of the Bears' rebuild — the away uniform of the most consequential chapter of a career that is still, clearly, just beginning.

This Chicago Bears Custom White Football Jersey has been hand-signed by Rome Odunze with a bold, clean autograph. This jersey features sewn-in name and numbers. Authentication is provided by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) with their tamper-proof hologram, verifiable at Beckett's official website.

Product Highlights

• Hand-signed by Rome Odunze — Chicago Bears wide receiver, 9th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, Bears WR1 entering 2026
• Chicago Bears Custom White Football Jersey with sewn-in name and numbers
• BAS authenticated — tamper-proof Beckett hologram, verifiable at Beckett's official website
• Led the nation in receiving yards in 2023 — 1,640 yards on 92 receptions at Washington, played the season with broken ribs and a punctured lung
• Biletnikoff Award finalist in 2023 alongside Marvin Harrison Jr. and Malik Nabers — the three players who went 9th, 4th, and 6th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft
• Bears head coach Ben Johnson: "The way he approaches the meeting room, the walk-through, the drill work, it's very much like a seasoned pro" — said of Odunze as a second-year player
• The Bears' unquestioned WR1 entering 2026 — DJ Moore traded to Buffalo; Odunze steps into the lead role with Caleb Williams at 23 years old
• Backed by our Lifetime Authenticity Guarantee

1,640 Yards — With Broken Ribs and a Punctured Lung

The 2023 college football season produced three wide receivers who became top-10 picks in the 2024 NFL Draft: Marvin Harrison Jr. (4th overall, Cardinals), Rome Odunze (9th overall, Bears), and Malik Nabers (6th overall, Giants). All three were Biletnikoff Award finalists. Among the three, Odunze led the nation in receiving yards with 1,640 — a Washington program record, the third-most in Pac-12 history — on 92 receptions and 13 touchdowns across 15 games that included the Pac-12 Championship and the College Football Playoff. He produced those numbers with broken ribs and a punctured lung. The injury did not end his season. It did not substantially reduce his production. Washington reached the CFP National Championship Game — losing to Michigan — with Odunze as its most complete offensive weapon, the receiver that Huskies quarterback Michael Penix Jr. went to in the biggest moments, including a game-winning back-shoulder fade against Oregon that became one of the defining plays of the 2023 college football season. The white Bears jersey signed by Odunze carries the autograph of the player who answered the most physically demanding circumstances of his college career with the most productive individual receiving season in Washington's history.

From Three-Star Recruit to the NFL's 9th Overall Pick

Rome Odunze was a three-star recruit when Washington became the first major program to offer him a scholarship. Blue-chip programs were not competing for him. He chose Washington's loyalty over the recruiting rankings and spent four seasons turning the Huskies' receiving corps from an afterthought into one of the most celebrated in college football. He became only the second Washington receiver to post 1,000 or more receiving yards in back-to-back seasons — joining program legend Reggie Williams, who did it three consecutive years from 2001 to 2003. By the time he declared for the draft, he had the strongest argument to be considered the best wide receiver in Washington history. The Bears took him ninth overall, joining a draft class that included Caleb Williams (1st overall) and Luther Burden (2nd round) — the core of the offensive rebuild Chicago was constructing around a franchise quarterback for the first time in a generation. The white jersey is the uniform of the player who arrived in Chicago as a top-10 pick after choosing a three-star offer and staying four years to earn it.

The Caleb Williams Era — WR1 at 23

DJ Moore was traded to the Buffalo Bills after the 2025 season. The most experienced receiver in the Bears' passing game, the veteran presence who led Chicago in targets in 2025 while running the most routes, was gone. Rome Odunze is now the unquestioned WR1 — the primary target for Caleb Williams in a Bears offense entering 2026 under head coach Ben Johnson, who arrived in 2025 and immediately recognized what the second-year receiver represented. "The way he approaches the meeting room, the walk-through, the drill work," Johnson said, "it's very much like a seasoned pro." Odunze is 23 years old. He started the 2025 season with 5 touchdowns in his first 4 games before the foot injury interrupted what was tracking as a breakout year. He finished 2025 with 6 touchdowns and helped the Bears reach the playoffs — the franchise's most meaningful postseason presence in years. The 2026 season is the first in which he enters as the Bears' lead receiver with a full offseason of health, a franchise quarterback, and no veteran to split the target share with. The white jersey signed at 23 is the signed piece for the beginning of that chapter.

Authenticity

This jersey is certified by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) with their tamper-proof hologram. The BAS hologram is affixed directly to the jersey and verifiable at Beckett's official website.

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