Pop Fly Pop Shop
16. (SOLD OUT) "Deacon Jones" 7" x 10.5" Art Print
16. (SOLD OUT) "Deacon Jones" 7" x 10.5" Art Print
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From the artist:
Besides being part of the Mount Rushmore for Defensive ends, David D Jones was one of the early characters of the game. He gave himself a moniker, created a character, and played into the themes. "My name is Deacon Jones," he announced to the press in LA. "I've come to preach the gospel of winning football to the good people of Los Angeles."
And he did take quarterbacks to church with an unofficial sack count of 173.5. Oh, and - the word 'sack'? - he made that word up.
When asked if he had any regrets about his career, he did have one: that he didn't kill more quarterbacks.
Whether he's a hero or villain to you, one thing is certain: Deacon Jones was an unforgettable character.
This is a pre-order item and will be shipped 40-60 days after the print is retired.
Our art prints (not a comic book) is printed on double-thick card stock & comes packaged in all the nostalgia you can ask for. The art print is a pre-order item for sale for one week only and then the print is retired and the print run is locked. *Frame not included.
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Daniel is the artist that designs all of our Pop Fly Pop Shop prints. Every piece is made with purposeful intentionality and thoughtful effort. Daniel is a storyteller, and during every drop, he is able to showcase the player’s journey and important moments from their career. The art prints do not simply focus on the player's image but about the entire path that has led them to the big leagues.