A look at the 49ers Championship merchandise that could have been
Feb 4, 2013 at 11:45 AM
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The Baltimore Ravens were the Super Bowl XLVII Champions, and their fans can order all of their championship gear on numerous officially licensed reseller sites. However, SportsLogos.net took a look at what the merchandise would have looked like had the San Francisco 49ers come out on top.
If you are not looking to torture yourself more after such a heartbreaking loss, then maybe you shouldn't visit the link below.
People overseas living in disaster areas and impoverished nations should
expect to receive their San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl Champion gear soon.
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