Vintage 2000s Eagles
Vintage 2000s Philadelphia Eagles jerseys, from the Reid & McNabb years (1999–2009). Five NFC title games in eight seasons and one Super Bowl, XXXIX, lost to New England.
What dates a piece to the 2000s: Reebok and NFL Equipment tags from 2002, no Pro Player after 2001, eight-star NFL shield from 2008, tighter short-sleeve jerseys, offshore-made. Kelly green means 1995 or earlier. Midnight green and the eagle-head logo mean 1996 or later. We don't keep a market snapshot for this collection, so check listings against the list below and ask the seller for photos of the tag and the measurements.
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- Reebok labels and NFL Equipment branding on jerseys and sideline gear from 2002, and on a few teams' jerseys from 2001.
- Pro Player tags stop by 2001, when the brand was liquidated. Original Starter-company pieces predate its 1999 bankruptcy.
- The NFL shield: the 2008 redesign cut the stars from 25 to eight and changed the lettering, so an eight-star shield means 2008 or later.
- Match the maker to the years. A Reebok jersey dates to 2001 or later, while Starter, Russell and Champion NFL jerseys are generally 2000 or earlier.
- Confirm the player's years with that team. A jersey for a season he never played there is a later product or a custom.
Reid & McNabb
Five NFC title games in eight seasons and one Super Bowl, XXXIX, lost to New England.
Looking for one specific design? The archive files every Eagles design we found on eBay, one page each, with all its past examples.
How can I tell a 2000s Eagles jersey is original and not a modern reissue?
Start with the tag: the maker and the country of manufacture should fit the 2000s, and a licensed piece usually names the NFL or the team on a label. Then check that the logo, wordmark and colors match what the Eagles used in those years. Modern retro and throwback lines copy old graphics but use current tags, so a tag photo settles most questions.
Why does this page mention McNabb?
McNabb wore #5 in the Reid & McNabb years (1999–2009). Five NFC title games in eight seasons and one Super Bowl, XXXIX, lost to New England. Player numbers and names from a team's best-known years are the ones most often printed and sewn on fan gear, so they turn up most in secondhand listings.
How does a vintage jersey fit?
Jersey cuts changed over the decades and sizing varies by maker; some jerseys, including many throwbacks, use numeric sizes (such as 44 or 48) rather than S to XL. Ignore the tag and compare the seller's pit-to-pit and length measurements with a jersey you own.