Patrick Queen - Big Head - Official NFLPA - Pittsburgh Steelers - Foam Core Cutout Size:17"W x 23"H with Sabretooth cheering you on 1900-02657-005

Name: Patrick Queen - Big Head - Official NFLPA - Pittsburgh Steelers - Foam Core Cutout Size:17"W x 23"H with Sabretooth cheering you on 1900-02657-005
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4141388384
Price: 44.99 USD
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Rating: 4.3474 (15 reviews)

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Patrick Queen Big Head Official NFLPA Pittsburgh Steelers Foam Core Cutout Size:17"W x 23"H with Sabretooth cheering you on 1900 02657 005 with Sabretooth cheering you on from your living room or office wall Whether you're hosting a watch party or simply want to showcase your loyalty Step into the world of the Pittsburgh Steelers with the Patrick Queen Big Head Foam Core Cutout this cutout is versatile enough to accompany you to tailgates or stand proudly in your home

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