🏈 Dan Fouts Framed Signed San Diego Chargers Powder Blue Football Jersey — PSA/DNA COA — Hall of Fame QB, Fouts Era Powder Blue Throwback, Chargers 35x39 Museum Wall Art

From 1965 to 1987, the San Diego Chargers wore powder blue as their primary road color. During those years the franchise produced some of the most exciting offensive football ever played, and the powder blue became inseparable from the era. In the years when Dan Fouts was under center — 1973 through 1987 — the Chargers in powder blue were a team that the rest of the league knew was going to throw the ball, and throw it with precision, and that there was very little anyone could do to stop them. That powder blue is not just a jersey color. It is the visual record of an offense that changed professional football.

⚡ The powder blue Chargers jersey of the Fouts era is a throwback in the most complete sense of the word: it takes you back to a specific place, a specific time, a specific team that Air Coryell built and Dan Fouts commanded from the pocket. When NFL teams wear throwback uniforms today, they are borrowing the emotional weight of what those original colors meant — and the powder blue means the Chargers of 1979, 1980, 1981, the years when Fouts threw for over 4,000 yards three seasons in a row and no one had ever done that before. This is that jersey. This is that color.

Dan Fouts signed this San Diego Chargers powder blue football jersey. PSA/DNA COA authenticated. Framed 35x39 — museum ready, the Hall of Fame quarterback in the Fouts era powder blue, on your wall. San Francisco, University of Oregon, San Diego Chargers, Hall of Fame Class of 1993, powder blue, museum wall art.

⭐ Dan Fouts Framed Signed Chargers Powder Blue — PSA/DNA, Hall of Fame QB, Powder Blue Throwback, Fouts Era, 35x39 Museum Wall Art

Dan Fouts framed signed Chargers powder blue jersey PSA/DNA — Hall of Fame QB, powder blue throwback of the Fouts era, Chargers 35x39 museum wall art.

📋 Item Details

🔹 Player: Dan Fouts
🔹 Team: San Diego Chargers
🔹 Jersey Color: Powder Blue
🔹 Frame: 35x39
🔹 Authentication: PSA/DNA COA
🔹 Background: San Francisco CA, University of Oregon, San Diego Chargers 3rd round 1973, 6x Pro Bowl (1979-1983, 1985), 1979: first QB to surpass 4,000 passing yards in a season (4,082 yds), career best 4,802 yards (1981), Pro Football Hall of Fame 1993

Condition: NOS.