Three 49ers are among the top 50 in NFL quarterly player sales

Feb 8, 2022 at 8:34 AM


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Three San Francisco 49ers were included on the most recent NFL Players Association Top 50 Player Sales List, which was published by the NFLPA on Tuesday.

The list ranks all officially licensed merchandise sold from a group of over 85 NFLPA licensees (including Nike, Fathead, and Fanatics) from March 1 to November 30, 2021. The first 49ers player to make the list is tight end George Kittle, who ranks eighth overall and is the second-highest non-quarterback on the list behind Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (No.7). The second 49ers player on the list is defensive end Nick Bosa, who ranks 25th overall and is the second-highest defensive player behind Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt (No. 14).

The third 49er to be included is rookie quarterback Trey Lance. Lance made the list despite only appearing in six games in 2021. Lance ranks fourth among rookie quarterbacks on the list behind Mac Jones of the Patriots (No. 5), Justin Fields of the Bears (No. 6), and Trevor Lawrence of the Jaguars (No. 24). Jets rookie quarterback Zach Wilson also made the list at 43rd overall.

A notable 49ers absence from the list is wide receiver Deebo Samuel, but chances are his name will come up on the next list. Samuel gained a heavy amount of national exposure after the end of the March 1-November 30 sales period, as did other players on the list such as Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Keep an eye out for that when the year-end list is released in April.

Click here to take a look, or check out the top 50 below.

  1. Tom Brady, Buccaneers
  2. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs
  3. Dak Prescott, Cowboys
  4. Josh Allen, Bills
  5. Mac Jones, Patriots
  6. Justin Fields, Bears
  7. CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys
  8. George Kittle, 49ers
  9. Lamar Jackson, Ravens
  10. Joe Burrow, Bengals
  11. Justin Herbert, Chargers
  12. Aaron Rodgers, Packers
  13. Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys
  14. T.J. Watt, Steelers
  15. DK Metcalf, Seahawks
  16. Nick Chubb, Browns
  17. Josh Jacobs, Raiders
  18. Travis Kelce, Chiefs
  19. Russell Wilson, Seahawks
  20. Derrick Henry, Titans
  21. Kyler Murray, Cardinals
  22. Baker Mayfield, Browns
  23. Najee Harris, Steelers
  24. Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars
  25. Nick Bosa, 49ers
  26. Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins
  27. Davante Adams, Packers
  28. Aaron Donald, Rams
  29. Saquon Barkley, Giants
  30. Amari Cooper, Cowboys
  31. Darren Waller, Raiders
  32. Justin Jefferson, Vikings
  33. Matthew Stafford, Rams
  34. Stefon Diggs, Bills
  35. Jalen Hurts, Eagles
  36. Chase Young, Washington
  37. Micah Parsons, Cowboys
  38. Christian McCaffrey, Panthers
  39. Trey Lance, 49ers
  40. DeVonta Smith, Eagles
  41. Rob Gronkowski, Buccaneers
  42. Chase Claypool, Steelers
  43. Zach Wilson, Jets
  44. Khalil Mack, Bears
  45. Ja'Marr Chase, Bengals
  46. Derek Carr, Raiders
  47. DeAndre Hopkins, Cardinals
  48. Mike Evans, Buccaneers
  49. Julio Jones, Titans
  50. J.J. Watt, Cardinals
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