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| Wes Welker New England Patriots WR Jersey #83 Born May 1, 1981 Oklahoma City, OK 5-9/185 Was acquired by the Patriots via a trade prior to the 2007 season College: Texas Tech |
| Wes Welker New England Patriots # 83 Adult & Youth Jerseys, Collectibles 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. |
| Wes Welker #83 replica adult and youth New England Patriot jerseys have become a popular item this season with Welker's tremendous year that has produced 1,175 receiving yards and 8 TD's. |
Wes Welker's 2007 Season
Welker was traded to the Patriots from the Miami Dolphins in March 2007
for a second round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. Welker took advantage of
his new surroundings by having a career season. While wearing his
Patriots #83 jersey, Welker collected 1,175 yards receiving and eight TD's.
Before Welker Becoming A Patriot
Welker joined the NFL after being signed as an undrafted free agent
following his final collegiate season in 2004. Although San Diego cut him
early in the 2004 season, the Miami Dolphins immediately picked him up.
The move paid dividends as Welker became a record setting kick returner
for the Dolphins as well as the team's leading receiver in 2006.
Wes Welker's Collegiate Highlights
After receiving only one major college scholarship offer, Wes Welker was a
four-year letterman at Texas Tech (2000-03) and appeared in a total of 50
games. The Red Raider finished his career with 259 receptions for 3,069
yards and 21 touchdowns, 559 yards rushing and a touchdown on 79
attempts and 152 punts returns for 1,761 yards, an 11.6-yard average, and
eight touchdowns. Welker left the school as the NCAA career
record-holder for punt return yards (1,761), as well as the single-season
holder for returns (57 in 2002). Welker finished as the NCAA all-time
leader for punt return touchdowns (8), but the mark was equaled by
Oklahoma's Antonio Perkins in 2004
Oklahoma's High School Player of the Year
Wes Welker attended Heritage Hall High School in Oklahoma City, where
he played both running back and defensive back. Welker was named the
Oklahoma Player of the Year as a senior by numerous media outlets and
was an all-state choice as a running back .
Welker was traded to the Patriots from the Miami Dolphins in March 2007
for a second round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. Welker took advantage of
his new surroundings by having a career season. While wearing his
Patriots #83 jersey, Welker collected 1,175 yards receiving and eight TD's.
Before Welker Becoming A Patriot
Welker joined the NFL after being signed as an undrafted free agent
following his final collegiate season in 2004. Although San Diego cut him
early in the 2004 season, the Miami Dolphins immediately picked him up.
The move paid dividends as Welker became a record setting kick returner
for the Dolphins as well as the team's leading receiver in 2006.
Wes Welker's Collegiate Highlights
After receiving only one major college scholarship offer, Wes Welker was a
four-year letterman at Texas Tech (2000-03) and appeared in a total of 50
games. The Red Raider finished his career with 259 receptions for 3,069
yards and 21 touchdowns, 559 yards rushing and a touchdown on 79
attempts and 152 punts returns for 1,761 yards, an 11.6-yard average, and
eight touchdowns. Welker left the school as the NCAA career
record-holder for punt return yards (1,761), as well as the single-season
holder for returns (57 in 2002). Welker finished as the NCAA all-time
leader for punt return touchdowns (8), but the mark was equaled by
Oklahoma's Antonio Perkins in 2004
Oklahoma's High School Player of the Year
Wes Welker attended Heritage Hall High School in Oklahoma City, where
he played both running back and defensive back. Welker was named the
Oklahoma Player of the Year as a senior by numerous media outlets and
was an all-state choice as a running back .
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