NFL Football Uniforms for Kids

It was Christmas of 1983 when my nephew first fell in love with football. More than anything he wanted a real, official NFL Football Uniform.

Come Christmas morning he looked through every gift from his parents, grandparents and other relatives. He liked his gifts, but was so disappointed, no football uniform.

Then we gave our gift to him (his parents were already in on this surprise). I never saw such a happy boy as when he opened the box with the official NFL Football Uniform for Kids. For the next week none of us could pry that uniform off him without some sort of convincing.

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Almost every boy growing up has wanted a football uniform complete with helmet, shoulder and knee pads of their very own. There's just something about watching a little boy run around the yard all decked out in their uniform, pretending he is on a big league team.

If you are looking for a great gift that will go a long way past the holidays, an NFL Football Uniform for Kids will make you a hero in their eyes.

Christmas morning will be a day your child remembers when they open up this package.

It includes an official padded logo helmet (not to be used in actual games), a face mask with adjustable chin strap, a team jersey with iron on numbers, pants with elastic waist and cuffs.

Chose from over 60 team sports youth jersey sets and helmets. These are not complete sets, but they sure make playing fun.

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Playing flag football was a regular event at our house when we were growing up, especially on holidays. With such a large family we could hold our own event, but it was nice when friends joined in as we threw the football around in our front yard.

While dinner was cooking the kids would gather outside and choose sides. Before long the kids in the neighborhood would join in and the teams kept growing. Boys, girls, kids and adults ... it didn't matter.

We would play for hours until something happened ... the football popped or lost air. One thing we learned was that we always had to have a spare football or two. So prepare ahead of time by making sure your players have all the equipment they need.

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