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| Ryan Grant Green Bay Packers Adult & Youth Jerseys, Action Photos and Autographed Memorabelia |
| Ryan Grant Jerseys and Autographed Green Bay Packer pictures & Gear As Ryan Grant began to become a key figure in the Packers offense, the quest for Ryan Grant jerseys and Ryan Grant autographed jerseys, helmets and pictures began to rise. Ryan Grant's 201 and 3 TD effort against Seattle was one Green Bay's best individual postseason efforts in the history of the franchise. This success had increased fan's desire for Ryan Grant jerseys and Ryan Grant autographed jerseys, pictures and Packers Memorabilia. |
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| After being traded to Green Bay prior to the regular season, Ryan Grant emerged to be the Packer's top rushing threat by mid-season. Grant consistently eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark in the 2nd half of the season and rushed for 201 yards and 3 TD's in a playoff win against Seattle. |
Ryan Grants 2007 Season
Grant was traded by the Giants to the Packers for a 6th round
draft choice prior to the 2007 season. Grant took over the
starting position in the 2nd half of the season and was one of the
NFL's top rushers for that period. Grant's regular season stats
included 956 yards on 188rushes (5.1 yard avg.). Grant scored
8 rushing TD's and added 145 receiving yards. In the 2nd half
of the season, Grant rushed for more than 100 yards five times,
making Ryan Grant #25 jerseys a highly desired item for Packer
fans
2007 Playoffs
After a slow start with two early fumbles, Ryan Grant
accumulated 201 yards rushing and scored 3 TD's to help
Green Bay defeat Seattle 42-20.
Ryan Grant's NFL hopes overcome great odds
After being undrafted following his collegiate career, Ryan Grant made the
NY Giants team as a free agent. Grant spent the 2005 season on the
Giants practice squad and missed all of 2006 due to a non-football injury.
According to Wikipedia, Grant was at a nightclub when someone bumped
into him; when he went to brace himself his left arm went through several
champagne glasses, severing an artery, a tendon and the ulnar nerve in
his left arm. Grant almost bled to death and doctors at the time told him he
may not regain the use of his left hand
Ryan Grant's Collegiate Highlights
Ryan Grant rushed for over 2000 yards during his Notre Dame
Fighting Irish career. Grant played with Dallas Cowboy running
back Julius Jones.
New Jersey's High School Player of the Year
He attended Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, New Jersey. The USA Today
named him New Jersey Player of the Year in 2000.
Grant was traded by the Giants to the Packers for a 6th round
draft choice prior to the 2007 season. Grant took over the
starting position in the 2nd half of the season and was one of the
NFL's top rushers for that period. Grant's regular season stats
included 956 yards on 188rushes (5.1 yard avg.). Grant scored
8 rushing TD's and added 145 receiving yards. In the 2nd half
of the season, Grant rushed for more than 100 yards five times,
making Ryan Grant #25 jerseys a highly desired item for Packer
fans
2007 Playoffs
After a slow start with two early fumbles, Ryan Grant
accumulated 201 yards rushing and scored 3 TD's to help
Green Bay defeat Seattle 42-20.
Ryan Grant's NFL hopes overcome great odds
After being undrafted following his collegiate career, Ryan Grant made the
NY Giants team as a free agent. Grant spent the 2005 season on the
Giants practice squad and missed all of 2006 due to a non-football injury.
According to Wikipedia, Grant was at a nightclub when someone bumped
into him; when he went to brace himself his left arm went through several
champagne glasses, severing an artery, a tendon and the ulnar nerve in
his left arm. Grant almost bled to death and doctors at the time told him he
may not regain the use of his left hand
Ryan Grant's Collegiate Highlights
Ryan Grant rushed for over 2000 yards during his Notre Dame
Fighting Irish career. Grant played with Dallas Cowboy running
back Julius Jones.
New Jersey's High School Player of the Year
He attended Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, New Jersey. The USA Today
named him New Jersey Player of the Year in 2000.
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