NFL player jerseys are 25 percent off in this one-day flash sale

Vinciane Ngomsi
·Yahoo Sports Contributor
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Aaron Rodgers green and Patrick Mahomes red jerseys.
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Just in time for the final regular season game and the start of postseason festivities for some fans, NFL jerseys are 25 percent off in this rare deal at the NFL Shop. Not even discounted during the Black Friday rush and subsequent holiday shopping season last year, the official Nike NFL game jerseys in men's and women's sizes are $90 (originally $120) Friday only!

To score this deal, simply add your favorite player's jersey to your cart. After entering code SCORING at checkout the mark down will show. You'll have to act fast, this is set to expire Friday night at 11:59 p.m.

We listed some of the bestsellers below, but you can shop plenty more colors and iterations—even throwback uniforms—at the NFL Shop. A number of popular athletes are nearly sold out, so act fast to snag what catches your eye before the promotion expires. 

Cowboys Prescott Nike Game Jersey

Blue Dak Prescott jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Packers Rodgers Nike Game Jersey

Green Packers Rodgers jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Buccaneers Brady Nike Game Jersey

Red Bucs Brady jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Chiefs Mahomes Nike Game Jersey

Red Mahomes Chiefs jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Murray Cardinals Nike Game Jersey

Murray maroon Cardinals jersey.
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Browns Chubb Nike Game Jersey

Browns Chubb player jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Ravens Jackson Nike Game Jersey

Purple Jackson Ravens jersey.
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

Bengals Chase Nike Game Jersey

Photo: NFL Shop
Photo: NFL Shop

$90 $120 at NFL Shop

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