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1. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys--Not a surprise given the size of the Cowboys faithful.
2. Tom Brady, New England Patriots--Every New England fan HAS to have a Brady jersey.
3. Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers--Amazing Favre is so high given that the Packers jersey has never changed.
4. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts--Probably most boring/generic jersey in the NFL.
5. LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers--Good running backs are always in top 10
6. Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings--With Moss and Culpepper gone, Peterson fills the purple gap.
7. Eli Manning, New York Giants--With the Super Bowl win, this should climb in the off season.
8. Randy Moss, New England Patriots--Ten years ago, Moss became the only rookie to have the league's most popular jersey.
9. Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears--The embodiment of the nation's second largest market.
10. Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh Steelers--See Urlacher. This guy is the ultimate blue collar player for a blue collar place.
11. Devin Hester, Chicago Bears--This might be the most amazing guy on this list considering he only has 20 receptions in two years. I feel pretty confident in saying I never thought a kick returner would get this high.
related content12. Marion Barber, Dallas Cowboys--Winning again means Cowboys fans will spread the love around.
13. Reggie Bush, New Orleans Saints--This is a huge drop for Bush. He was No. 2 last year.
14. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers--Best value for the letters.
15. Terrell Owens, Dallas Cowboys--Interesting how much Cowboys fans prefer the Romo part of the connection over Owens.
16. Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys--At No. 82, he's the highest number on the list.
17. Brady Quinn, Cleveland Browns--Pretty good for a guy who was on the field for a couple plays this season.
18. Sean Taylor, Washington Redskins--A spot on this list is an unbelievable tribute to the late Taylor.
19. Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia Eagles--With Donovan McNabb out of favor, Philly represents through Westbrook.
20. Bob Sanders, Indianapolis Colts- Joins Urlacher, Polamalu and Taylor as the only defensive players in the Top 20.
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