About Je'Rod Cherry Memorabilia & Collectibles
One of the most outstanding players in the National Football League, Je’Rod L. Cherry hails from Berkeley, California and was born on May 30, 1973. He last played with the
New England Patriots in 2001 until 2004. He had his early beginnings as a football icon in the academic institutions he was in namely the Berkeley High School as well as in the University of California. He was chosen by the New Orleans Saints in 1996 during an amateur draft. The said team is known to have produced and raised excellent players such as Archie Manning, a quarterback from Drew, Mississippi,
Tom Myers, a football safety from Cohoes, New York, as well as
Billy Kilmer, another amazing quarterback from Topeka, Kansas. The group is currently based in Louisiana.
Four years later, Je’Rod Cherry was absorbed by the
Oakland Raiders. Just a month after, he was transferred to the Philadelphia Eagles where he had exuded much confidence and eventually attracted so much attention from the fans.
Je’Rod Cherry had also been with the Patriots before deciding to retire in the year 2004. Because of his showcase of exceptional talent and skills, he had claimed numerous honors in the Super Bowl positioned as part of the lineup of special teams. At present, he is working as an analyst on several occasions such as the ESPN in Ohio.
Get a glimpse of Je’Rod Cherry’s incredible memorabilia and collectibles which are already made available online such as his autographed pictures as well as jerseys.
About Je'Rod Cherry:
Je'Rod Cherry (fullname: Je'Rod L. Cherry; no nicknames) played Defensive Back from 1996 until 2004 for the New Orleans Saints, Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots. He played 127 games, made 56 tackles, intercepted 0 passes, recovered 2 fumbles, and is credited with 3.0 quarterback sacks. Born in Charlotte, NC on May 30, 1973, Cherry stands 6'1 and weighs 210 lbs. He attended college at California. He was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 2nd round (40th overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft.