December 22, 2002 marked the end of an era in San Diego: it was the final game Junior Seau ever played in a Chargers uniform, a road contest against the Kansas City Chiefs that closed out both Seau's thirteenth season and his entire Chargers career, as the franchise traded its all-time great linebacker to the Miami Dolphins the following April. Offered here is the game-worn jersey Seau wore that day, photomatched to the contest via ResMatch's letter of authenticity. The white Reebok road jersey, tagged for the 2002 season, bears Seau's name and his iconic uniform number 55 in Chargers navy and gold. Seau earned his twelfth consecutive Pro Bowl selection that season, a testament to his remarkable consistency across a career that made him the face of the Chargers franchise for over a decade. Few artifacts carry the emotional weight of a "final game" jersey, particularly one belonging to a player as beloved — and, following his death in 2012, as mourned — as Junior Seau. This jersey stands as a poignant bookend to one of the great individual runs in Chargers history, worn the very last time Seau ever took the field for the only NFL team most fans will ever associate him with.