Johnny Knox Autographs
Johnny Knox was a talented American football player born on November 3, 1986, in Houston, Texas. Knox's passion for football began in high school and continued throughout his college career at Abilene Christian University, where he earned two All-Lone Star Conference honors. The Chicago Bears drafted Knox in the fifth round of the 2009 NFL Draft, and he immediately made an impact on the field.
Knox quickly emerged as one of the most explosive wide receivers in the league, with his speed and agility making him a nightmare for opposing defenses. He was named to the All-Rookie team in 2009 and had a standout season in 2010, where he recorded over 1,000 receiving yards and led the NFL in average yards per reception. In December 2011, Knox suffered a devastating spinal injury, which ended his football career. Despite the abrupt end to his NFL career, Knox left a lasting impression on the sport and on fans everywhere.
Knox's exceptional football career was cut short by injury, but his impact on the sport cannot be understated. He was a dynamic player whose speed and athleticism made him a fan favorite. Though his time in the league was short, Knox will always be remembered as a talented, hardworking football player who left it all on the field.
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Current items with a signature of Johnny Knox
These are the most current items with a signature of Johnny Knox that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.
| Picture | Item Title | Price | Store |
 | 2009 Donruss Elite - Autographed Rookies Johnny Knox #151 /499 (AU, RC) | $6.99 |  |
Traded items with a signature of Johnny Knox
The most expensive item with a signature of Johnny Knox (JOHNNY KNOX SIGNED CHICAGO BEARS JERSEY COA + HOLOGRAM) was sold in October 2009 for $177.50 while the cheapest item (Johnny Knox, 2009 U.D. SP RC autographed Football card # 315, Chicago Bears, WR) found a new owner for $0.56 in February 2019. The month with the most items sold (51) was October 2009 with an average selling price of $35.99 for an autographed item of Johnny Knox. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2012 with $89.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.56 was February 2019. In average, an autographed item from Johnny Knox is worth $29.99.
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Latest News about Johnny Knox
Former Bear Johnny Knox sued for breach of contract (10/27/2014): Former Chicago Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox is being sued for breach of contract for allegedly not paying his representative who helped secure his retirement and disability benefits. Ex-Bears WR Johnny Knox says he is done with football (02/13/2013): Ex-Chicago Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox has decided to hang up his cleats at age 26 after being unable to come back from a back injury. Johnny Knox won't play football again: 'I'm moving on' (02/13/2013): Johnny Knox's life changed dramatically when he took a devastating hit in December 2011. Fourteen months later, Knox realizes that his NFL career is over. 
Johnny Knox unlikely to play in NFL again but isn't giving up (02/13/2013): Wide receiver Johnny Knox was released by the Chicago Bears on Tuesday and, although one report indicates that it seems unlikely that he will play in the NFL again, another indicates that he wants to give it a try. Read full article >> Report: Johnny Knox unlikely to play football again (02/13/2013): One day after the Chicago Bears terminated the contract of Johnny Knox, a newspaper report states the 26-year-old wide receiver might never play another down.
Older News Stories about Johnny Knox
Ex-Bears WR Johnny Knox says he is done with football (02/2013): Ex-Chicago Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox has decided to hang up his cleats at age 26 after being unable to come back from a back injury. Chicago Bears: Anthony Hargrove remorseful over hit on Johnny Knox (12/2012): CHICAGO -- The mere thought of the moment still makes Anthony Hargrove's stomach turn. Johnny Knox Optimistic He Will Play Football Again (10/2012): Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox cracked his spine last December. The time has come for the Bears to make their next move. Photo Credit: Getty Images Chicago Bears: Johnny Knox placed on PUP list (07/2012): BOURBONNAIS -- The Bears made a move anticipated for months when they placed Johnny Knox on the active-physically unable to perform list Wednesday, July 25, meaning the wide receiver failed his physical. Johnny Knox remains in holding pattern post-surgery (06/2012): Johnny Knox is optimistic that he will make a full recovery following back surgery, but the Bears wideout isn't sure when he'll finally hit the practice field. Johnny Knox faces long, difficult road back to the field (05/2012): I would like to report a happy story about Johnny Knox, but I really can’t. Bears' Johnny Knox has surgery (12/2011): If the Chicago Bears are going to reach the National Football League playoffs, they will have to do it without receiver Johnny Knox, who was lost to season-ending back surgery on Monday. Bears' tricky punt return by Johnny Knox goes for naught (09/2011): CHICAGO — As Johnny Knox was sprinting down the sidelines headed for a late-game touchdown, most eyes were on Devin Hester on the other side of the field. Chicago Bears' Johnny Knox still making people 'believe' (08/2011): BOURBONNAIS — Johnny Knox, the Bears’ leading wide receiver from last year, was listed as the fourth wideout on the team’s first depth chart last week, and then was rumored to be asking for a trade. Faulk criticizes Johnny Knox (02/2011): Newly elected Hall of Famer also says Cutler reminds him of Roethlisberger Newly elected Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk had some choice comments about the Bears and the Mike Martz offense:
