🏈 Autographed/Signed Richmond Webb Miami Dolphins Teal Football Jersey — JSA COA — 7x Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle — Dallas, Texas — Dan Marino Era Dolphins — The Wall in Front of the Greatest Passer in NFL History

🏈 Dan Marino threw for 61,361 career yards — a career passing yardage record that stood for decades — and he did it behind an offensive line whose most consistent and most decorated piece from 1990 through 1996 was Richmond Webb, a left offensive tackle from Dallas, Texas, who was selected to seven consecutive Pro Bowls and who spent eleven seasons protecting the quarterback widely regarded as the greatest pure passer the position has ever produced. This is the Miami Dolphins teal football jersey signed by Richmond Webb and authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA) — a certified piece from the left tackle who anchored the front of one of the NFL's most storied offenses during the Dan Marino era in South Florida, in the iconic teal and orange color scheme that made the Miami Dolphins one of the most recognizable visual identities in professional football. Condition: NOS.

⭐ Dallas, Texas — Where the Big Man's Football Story Started

⭐ Richmond Webb was born on January 11, 1967, in Dallas — the football capital of the state that takes football more seriously than any other place in the country, where high school football is covered with the intensity and attendance of professional games, where the Cowboys have defined the NFL's national profile for decades, and where the combination of year-round football culture and the physical development environment of the Texas high school system has produced offensive linemen who have protected quarterbacks at every level of professional football. Webb's Texas roots and physical development translated into a professional career that produced one of the most remarkable individual runs of Pro Bowl recognition for an offensive tackle in the history of the Miami Dolphins franchise. Condition: NOS.

🐬 Miami Dolphins — Seven Consecutive Pro Bowls

🐬 The Miami Dolphins selected Richmond Webb with the 9th overall pick in the 1990 NFL Draft — a first-round investment in the left tackle position that immediately paid dividends, with Webb earning Pro Bowl selection in his first professional season and continuing that recognition in each of his next six seasons, producing seven consecutive Pro Bowl selections from 1990 through 1996. Seven consecutive Pro Bowl selections at left offensive tackle is a measure of sustained individual excellence that places Webb in the company of the most decorated players at his position in the history of the sport — a player whose consistency, technique, and reliability over the span of nearly a decade defined what it meant to be an elite professional at the most physically demanding position on the offensive side of the ball. Condition: NOS.

🏠 Protecting Dan Marino — The Left Tackle in Front of the Legend

🏠 Richmond Webb's primary professional contribution was protecting Dan Marino's blind side across the span of years when Marino was at or near the peak of his individual production — a role that required technical pass protection skill, physical strength, and the mental fortitude to maintain concentration in a high-pressure offensive environment where the quarterback behind you is the most studied and most heavily targeted player on the field. The relationship between a left tackle and the quarterback he protects is one of the most important partnerships in professional football, and Webb's sustained Pro Bowl-level production in that role is inseparable from the larger context of the Dan Marino Miami Dolphins era. Condition: NOS.

🏈🐬 Richmond Webb. Dallas, Texas. Miami Dolphins, 1990-2000. Left offensive tackle. 9th overall pick, 1990 NFL Draft. 7x Pro Bowl (1990-1996). Autographed Miami Dolphins teal football jersey, JSA COA. Condition: NOS.