Isaac Bruce Autograph Signing & Draft Day Party

🚨 DRAFT DAY EXCLUSIVE: MEET NFL LEGEND ISAAC BRUCE 🚨

Presented by ESPN Los Angeles & The Travis and D’Marco Show – LIVE on Site

Football fans, this is the moment you’ve been waiting for. On Thursday, April 24th, 2025, Legends Attic in Claremont, CA becomes the ultimate Draft Day destination as we welcome Pro Football Hall of Famer ISAAC BRUCE for a once-in-a-lifetime signing event!

🖊️ Autographs. 📸 Photos. 🎙️ Live Broadcast. 🏈 Draft Day Energy.

Whether you’re a lifelong Rams fan or just love the game, this is your chance to meet one of the NFL’s all-time greats — up close and personal. Bring your jerseys, helmets, and collectibles, and get ready to walk away with a signed piece of football history

📍 Location:

Legends Attic
619 W Foothill Blvd, Claremont, CA 91711

🕥 Time:

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

🎧 Come early and catch the Travis & D’Marco Show broadcasting LIVE from the shop as the NFL Draft buzz builds. Feel the hype, join the crowd, and celebrate the future of football with a Los Angeles NFL Legend.

Isaac Bruce:

If anyone knows how to rise to the occasion, it’s Isaac Bruce — a true legend of the gridiron and one of the most polished, dependable, and electrifying wide receivers the NFL has ever seen. Over a remarkable 16-year career, Bruce didn’t just play the game — he elevated it.

He was a cornerstone of the iconic “Greatest Show on Turf” with the St. Louis Rams, known for his surgical route running and unmatched consistency. In 1995, Bruce broke out with nearly 1,800 receiving yards, announcing himself as one of the most dangerous receivers in football.

But his defining moment came in Super Bowl XXXIV, when he hauled in a 73-yard touchdown late in the game — a play that sealed the win for St. Louis and cemented his place in NFL history.

Bruce’s career stats speak volumes: 1,024 receptions, 15,208 receiving yards, and 91 touchdowns. He became only the second player ever to surpass 15,000 receiving yards, joining the legendary Jerry Rice in that elite company.

Even in his final seasons, Bruce continued to make history — recording his 1,000th catch as a member of the 49ers, fittingly against his former team, the Rams.

In 2020, he received football’s highest honor: induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame — a moment long deserved for a player whose grace, work ethic, and impact made him one of the all-time greats.

Isaac Bruce isn’t just a part of football history — he is a legend who helped shape it.