In 2003, LaDainian Tomlinson delivered one of the most complete all-around seasons in NFL history, piling up 2,370 yards from scrimmage (1,645 rushing, 725 receiving) to lead the league, a total that stood as the second-highest single-season mark ever recorded at the time. Tomlinson's dual-threat brilliance — 313 carries for 13 rushing touchdowns paired with a career-high 100 receptions — established him as the focal point of the Chargers' offense during a rebuilding era for the franchise. Offered here is a game-worn Tomlinson jersey from that historic 2003 campaign, photomatched via ResMatch's letter of authenticity to three separate games. The white Reebok road jersey is tagged for the 2003 season (size 48) and bears a special commemorative "JB" patch on the chest, worn by the entire Chargers team throughout 2003 in memory of longtime general manager John Butler, who passed away from lymphoma that April. This dual significance — both a photomatched Tomlinson game-worn jersey and a tangible piece of the Butler memorial tribute — makes this a particularly meaningful artifact for Chargers collectors, documenting both an on-field superstar season and an emotional chapter in franchise history.