13 seasons, 11 Pro Bowls, 9 1st-team All Pro Teams.
Here is the Pro Set Card from 1992, his last season in the NFL.
Anthony Munoz 1992 Pro Set Card
The Bengals top rusher in 1990, James Brooks is shown on his 1990 Score card. 1004 yards, a 5.1 YPC average and a total of 9 touchdowns scored.
James Brooks 1990 Cincinnati Bengals Score Football Trading Card #19
1991 Topps Stadium Club. His 3rd season in Detroit and his 2nd straight All Pro year as a Return Man. Led the NFL in Average Yards per Punt Return - 15.4 YPR and Kick Returns - 25.8 YPR.
Mel Gray 1991 Detroit Lions Topps Stadium Club NFL Football Trading Card #388
The league's rushing leaders of 1977 published in the 1978 Topps set. Raider Mark van Eeghen had 1273 yards while the Bears Walter Payton had 1852.
1978 Topps Card #333 | 1977 NFL Rushing Leaders Walter Payton and Mark van Eeghen -
One of the NFL's top cornerbacks during his 14-year career with Patriots ((1976-1982) and Raiders (1983-1989). Haynes was top active pass interceptor in AFC at time of his retirement in 1992. Earned Pro Bowl notice each of his 5 seasons in the league and 9 times in an 11-year span from 1976-1986. Made impact as rookie in 1976 after being selected by Patriots with the NFL's 5th overall draft choice. Intercepted 8 passes and was named AFC Rookie of the Year that season. Returned 6 picks in 1984 for a league leading 220 yards - including a 97-yard touchdown against the Dolphins. Also an effective punt returner scoring 2 touchdowns and averaging 13.5 YPR as a rookie. Had 10.4-yard average on 112 returns in his career. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1997.
Here he is honored in the 1991 Pro Set Legends Card Set.
Mike Haynes 1991 Oakland Raiders Pro Set Legends Football Card #697
His 6th season with the Raiders. Led the team with 45 catches. Named to the 1970 Pro Bowl - the first Pro Bowl of the newly merged league.
Fred Biletnikoff 1970 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #85
Jim Plunkett featured in the Tombstone Pizza Card set honoring some of the NFL great quarterbacks.
Jim Plunkett 1995 Tombstone Pizza Classic Quarterback Football Card Series #8
Terry Bradshaw and Franco Harris grace this 1975 Topps card honoring the Steelers 24-13 1974 AFC Championship win over the Raiders. The Steelers would go on the beat the Vikings in Super Bowl IX.
Franco Harris 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers 1974 Topps AFC Champions - with Terry Bradshaw
His 9th consecutive Pro Bowl year with Chicago as well as his 7th All Pro selection.
Mike Singletary 1991 Chicago Bears Pro Set Football Card #5
The San Francisco 49er quarterback's 14th NFL season. In 1970 he made the All Pro Team and Pro Bowl as he was tops in the league in completions, passing yards and passing touchdowns. He also led the 49ers all the way the NFC Championship against Dallas.
John Brodie 1970 San Francisco Topps Card
His 1991 Fleer Card. For that year he led the NFL with a 22.4 yards per reception. His 1122 receiving yards was 5th best in the league as well. His total stats - 50 vcatches - 1122 yards -a 22.4 YPR - 11 touchdowns and a long scoring catch of 80 yards against the Saints. He also scored 2 TDS against the Saints in the NFC Wildcard Playoff game. The second was a 61-yard touchdown that won the game.
Michael Haynes 1991 Atlanta Falcons Fleer Card
From the 1971 Topps collection. Had a good year rushing for 865 yards and 10 touchdowns. Named to the Pro Bowl as an AFC reserve runningback.
Leroy Kelly 1971 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Football Trading Card #157
Rickey Jackson 1992 Score Trading Card
His 1967 Topps Football Card. That season he was named to the All-Pro Team as well as the Pro Bowl. He completed 58.5% of his 436 passes for 3428 yards and 20 touchdowns.
Johnny Unitas 1967 Trading Card
From 1984 - 914 yards and 2 rushing touchdowns. His last year as a Saint before he was traded to the Redskins.
George Rogers 1984 New Orleans Saints Topps Football Card
Jim Hart 1969 St. Louis Cardinals Topps Football Card #200
1962 Topps - his 10th and final season in the NFL before his tragic death. Started 13 games, had a fumble recovery and 7 sacks.
Gene Lipscomb 1962 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #133
Archie Manning 2019 New Orleans Saints Panini-Donruss NFL Football Trading Card #177
Selected to his 3rd straight Pro Bowl in 1990 after posting 13 sacks in 1989 - Bills Hall of Famer Bruce Smith on this 1990 Pro Set Pro Bowl series card.
Bruce Smith 1990 AFC Pro Bowl - Pro Set Trading Card #371
The 8th season in New Orleans of the future Hall of Famer. He ended up tied with Pat Swilling for the team's most sacks. He was also 3rd with 92 tackles. Notched a Safety against Atlanta too.
Rickey Jackson 1988 New Orleans Saints Topps Football Card #64
By 1975 the future Hall of Famer had played 9 seasons, started 126 regular season games and 15 post season. He had also been selected to 8 Pro Bowl teams and 6 All Pro.
Alan Page 1975 Minnesota Vikings Topps Football Card #520
The Heisman Trophy Award winner from LSU in 1958, Billy Cannon played the entire duration of the AFL from 1960-1970. He played tight end for the Oakland Raiders 6 of those years.
Billy Cannon 1968 Oakland Raiders Topps Card
Hall of Famer Sam Huff and his 1959 Topps card - considered his Rookie Card, Huff's actual Rookie season was 1956 as a 3rd round draft pick out of West Virginia. In 1959 he was named to his second All Pro and second Pro Bowl teams.
Sam Huff 1959 New York Giants Topps NFL Football Trading Card #51
His 1982 Topps card. He made the Pro Bowl with 35 catches, 696 yards and 4 receiving touchdowns as well as an 83-yard TD run against the Giants.
James Lofton 1982 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card
His 1959 Topps card. That season he made his 6th consecutive All-Pro and Pro Bowl teams. All in all he was selected to 8 All-Pro Teams and 10 Pro Bowls during his 13-year career with the Lions.
Joe Schmidt 1959 Detroit Lions Topps Card
A Pro Bowler in 1991 - his 9th season with the Raiders, he led the Los Angeles defense with 13 sacks.
Greg Townsend 1991 Los Angeles Raiders Pro Set Card #195
Gerry Philbin and his 1967 Topps card. His 4th year in the AFL he started all 14 games. Unofficially credited with 12 sacks.
Gerry Philbin 1967 New York Jets Topps AFL Football Trading Card #99
His 1982 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card. Limited to 9 games played due to a players strike he started each game and was named Defensive Lineman of the Year. 43 total tackles, 2½ sacks and a fumble recovery. Named All Pro and selected to his 6th Pro Bowl.
Randy White 1982 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card
His 12th and final year of a illustrious Hall of Fame career. Started 10 games.
Bobby Bell Kansas City Chiefs 1974 Topps NFL Football Trading Card #59
Even though he was a 7-year veteran by 1970 this 1970 Topps was the first official card made for him.
Ken Bowman 1970 Topps Card
In 1979 he followed up his record-breaking rookie season with another awesome performance by leading the league with 1697 rushing yards and 19 rushing touchdowns.
Earl Campbell 1979 Houston Oilers Topps Football Trading Card #390
From now deceased AAA Sports Card company, Hall of Famer Michael Irvin featured in the 1992 "Wildcard" set. His second straight Pro Bowl year he had another awesome performance hauling in 78 catches for 1396 yards and 7 scores.
Michael Irvin 1992 Dallas Cowboys AAA Sports Wildcard Football Trading Card #162
A Pro Bowler in 1990 Earnest Byner rushed for 1219 yards and 6 touchdowns. Here he is on his Pro Set card of that year.
Earnest Byner 1990 Washington Redskins Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #320
The Great Walter Payton on his 1979 Topps card. Had a another phenomenal year carrying the the ball 369 times for 1610 yards - that's almost a 4-and-a-half yards per carry average. He became the Bears All-time Franchise Rushing leader as well as moved into the #8 All Time NFL Rushing Leader slot.
Walter Payton 1979 Chicago Bears Topps NFL Trading Card #480
On his 1961 Topps card. 1961 was a very good year for the Hall of Fame linebacker. He was named to his 8th straight Pro Bowl and made his 7th straight All Pro Team. Had 3 interceptions, 2 fumble recoveries and was unofficially credited with 11½ sacks.
Bill George 1961 Chicago Bears Topps Football Trading Card #16
After 5 seasons with the Giants he returned to the Vikings in 1972. His first year back was a decent one. A 56.9% completion percentage, 2651 yards and 18 touchdown passes.
Fran Tarkenton 1972 Minnesota Vikings Topps Football Card #225
Rayfield Wright of the Cowboys and Russ Washington of the Chargers were both named to the 1974 NFL All Pro Team. Here Topps recognizes them in their 1975 set.
Rayfield Wright & Russ Washington - 1974 All Pro Tackles Topps #202 (1975)
This Pro Set card, published in 1991, celebrates 1990 - his 12th pro season - and him becoming the 8th player in NFL history to gain 10,000 yards rushing in a career. He had a respectable year in 1990 with 784 yards and 11 touchdowns. He played 2 more seasons.
Ottis Anderson and his 1991 Pro Set 10,000 Yard Milestone Card
His 1982 Topps card - after coming off a Super Bowl appearance and All-Pro season in 1981 he set an NFL record for with a 70.6% passing completion.
Ken Anderson 1982 All Pro Cincinnati Bengals Topps Card
His 1979 Broncos Topps card - ironic because in 1979 he was in Cleveland after Denver had traded him. Credited with 80 tackles and 7 sacks his first year with the Browns.
Lyle Alzado 1979 Denver Broncos Topps Football Card #420
Former All-Pro Strong Safety was in his 6th season in 1991. Started all 16 games for the Bengals and had 4 interceptions on the year - one was returned for a touchdown against the Steelers in December
David Fulcher 1991 Cincinnati Bengals Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #427
Even though he had been drafted almost 4 years prior and had already made the All-Pro team, Alan Page didn't have a card until the 1970 Topps NFL set came out. So here is his 1970 "Rookie" card. It was his second consecutive All-Pro year. He led the league with 7 fumble recoveries and even had an interception.
Alan Page 1970 Minnesota Vikings Topps Rookie Card
1968 Bob Griese Trading Card
Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica on his 1969 Topps card. The AFL's top passer that year with 426 attempts, 221 completions, 3302 yards and 34 touchdowns.
Daryle Lamomnica 1969 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #263
The inscription on back from John Madden:
Jackie Slater is going to be in the Hall of Fame. He's been a great player for 15 years and he has yet to slow down. His opponents never know what he is going to do. He's big and physical but he beats you with his mind as much as his body. He's a thinking mans offensive lineman. He's easily one of the best I've ever seen.
Jackie Slater 1990 All Madden Team Football Card #10
His 1969 card. That season he again led the Jets with 47 catches and 938 yards. Named All League and All Star for the AFL's final year of existence those numbers were good enough for #6 in league catches and #3 in receiving yards. The back of this card stated:
"In 1967 Don was voted the club's "Most Valuable Player" as he led the American Football League in yards gained (1434) and in average gain per-catch (20.2). He has speed to spare and can catch anything within reach."
Don Maynard 1969 New York Jets Topps Football Card #60
1974 Topps - The Redskins leading pass receiver in 1974 with 54 catches. Selected to the Pro Bowl.
Charlie Taylor 1974 Washington Redskins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #510
His last year of a 9-year NFL career with the Packers, Ted is featured on this 1950 Bowman card.
Ted Fritsch 1950 Green Bay Packers Bowman NFL Football Card #11
Honored on the Pro Set 1990 Hall of Fame Selection set Franco Harris played 13 seasons in the NFL. Retired as the #3 All Time Leading Career Rusher in 1984 with 12,120 yards.
Franco Harris 1990 Pro Set Hall of Fame Selection Card #25
His Fleer card from 1991, his 3rd year in the NFL.
All Pro with 1548 Yards, a 4.5 YPC average and a league-leading 16 rushing touchdowns.
Barry Sanders 1991 Detroit Lions Fleer Football Card
Longtime DD Lewis and his 1980 Topps card. He was entering his 12th year in the NFL and 8th as the Cowboys starting Right-Side Linebacker. Started all 16 games. Was awarded the game ball for the Cowboys win over Philadelphia the last week of the season.
DD Lewis 1980 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Trading Card #373
The 1968 Topps card for Redskins receiver Charley Taylor. Was Washington's top pass-catcher with 48 receptions and 650 receiving yards.
Charley Taylor 1968 Washington Redskins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #192
One of the Redskins unsung heroes of the 1970s. Here he is on his 1973 Topps card - a 7-year NFL veteran it was his 4th with Washington.
Diron Talbert 1973 Washington Redskins Topps Football Card #19
Hampered by injuries, Jim Plunkett ended up watching rookie Steve Grogan guide the Patriots offense most of the 1975 NFL season. It would be Plunkett's 5th and final season in New England.
Jim Plunkett 1975 New England Patriots Topps NFL Football Trading Card #321
Hall of Famer Bobby Layne and his 1954 Bowman card. Led the Lions to 9 victories and a West Division Title.
1818 passing yards, a 54.9% completion ratio and 14 passing touchdowns.
Bobby Layne 1954 Detroit Lions Bowman Football Card #53
Tony Dorsett on a 1978 Topps card celebrating Super Bowl XII. Dorsett had 15 carries for 66 yards and a touchdown in Dallas' 27-10 win over Denver.
Tony Dorsett, 1978 Topps Super Bowl XII
Chargers Quarterback Dan Fouts and his 1979 Topps Card - In 1979 Fouts set a new NFL record when he passed for 4,082 yards.
Dan Fouts 1979 San Diego Chargers Topps NFL Football Trading Cards #387
Detroit Lions Mel Farr and his 1970 Topps card - earned his second Pro Bowl appearance as he rushed for 717 yards and 9 touchdowns. Had another 213 yards on 29 catches for a total of 930 yards from scrimmage on 195 touches.
Mel Farr 1970 Detroit Lions Topps NFL Football Trading Card #52
His 1998 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Fleer "Brilliants" Football Card. His 3rd season in the NFL. Made Pro Bowl and All-Pro Team with 846 yards rushing and a total of 9 touchdowns scored.
Mike Alstott 1998 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Fleer "Brilliants" Football Card
While this 1975 Topps card proclaims the Vikings Carl Eller and Broncos Lyle Alzado as All Pros from the 1974 season, I can't find where either player was actually bestowed with the honor. Carl Eller did make the 2nd-team Pro Bowl though and Alzado was unofficially credited with 9 sacks though.
Carl Eller & Lyle Alzado 1975 Topps Football Card | 1974 All Pro Defensive Ends #216
Jon Arnett on his 1959 Tops Football Card. His 3rd year in the NFL he was selected to the Pro Bowl as a Defensive Back.
Jon Arnett 1959 Los Angeles Rams Tops Football Card
His 1956 Topps card. His 6th season with the 49ers and 9th in the NFL.
YA Tittle 1956 San Francisco 49ers Quarterback Topps Card
Rams linebacker Maxie Baughan on his 1968 Topps card. A Pro Bowler in 1968 he was the defensive captain of Rams squad that set an NFL record of just 3118 yards given up. He had 63 solo tackles and 4 interceptions.
Maxie Baughan 1968 Los Angeles Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #210
An 8-year NFL veteran in 1990 he enjoyed a Pro Bowl season - 12 sacks, 81 tackles, 3 interceptions and 3 fumble recoveries. He even had a 45-yard fumble return touchdown against the Lions.
Richard Dent 1990 Chicago Bears Score NFL Football Trading Card #28
His 1980 Topps card. He completed 55.6% of 446 passes for 3134 yards and 23 touchdowns.
Bert Jones 1980 Colts Topps Card
The Jets Hall of Fame Quarterback Joe Namath featured on this 2019 Panini Card.
the back reads:
Already a Star when he was drafted by the Jets in the First round of the 1965 draft, Namth continued uopn making it to New York with a winning smile, plenty of charisma and the talent to match it all, the Quarterback developed into one of the biggest celebrities in the U.S.
Joe Namath 2019 New York Jets Panini-Donruss NFL Football Trading Card #193
His Topps card from 1978 - his 18th and final year in the NFL. Retired as Pro Football's All-Time Passer with 3686 completions, 47,003 yards and 342 touchdown passes.
Fran Tarkenton 1978 Minnesota Vikings Topps NFL Football Trading Card #100
The great Johnny U on his 1968 Colts card. Unfortunately for him, he suffered an elbow injury during the preseason that caused him to sit out almost the entire year. Made a brief appearance in Super Bowl III against the Jets.
Johnny Unitas 1968 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #100
Barry Sanders and his 1991 Fleer - rushed for 1548 yards and led the NFL with 17 touchdowns (16 rushing and 1 receiving).
Barry Sanders 1991 Detroit Lions Fleer Football Trading Card #247
Honoring the 1959 Heisman Trophy Award winner from LSU Fleer put him on a card in 2012. He would become the 1st round pick of the Houston Oilers of the newly formed American Football league and play throughout the entirety of the existence of AFL.
Billy Cannon 2012 LSU Fleer Retro Ultra Card #11
1965 Topps Trading Card for Kansas City Offensive Lineman Jim Tyrer.
Jim Tyrer 1965 Kansas City Topps AFL Trading Card
The Hall of Fame Tackle on his 1970 Topps 8" X 10" Poster.
Bob Brown 1970 Topps Football Insert Poster #24
His last card of a 12-year NFL career. In 1980 he was still one of the league's top linebackers and a major part of a defense that helped get the Eagles to Super Bowl XV.
Bill Bergey 1980 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #480
Vikings defensive end Carl Eller listed as a 1977 Vikings Team Leader with 15 sacks.
Carl Eller 1978 Topps Minnesota Vikings Team Leaders/Checklist 1977
Heading into the 1979 season after 3 straight Pro Bowl appearances he suffered a knee injury during the preseason and missed the entire year.
Charlie Waters 1979 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card #445
Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar coming off his rookie season makes the cover of this mag previewing the 1986 NFL season. Kosar had a good year passing completing 58.4% of 531 passes for 3854 yards and 17 touchdowns. But more importantly he lead the Browns to 12 victories, a AFC West Division Title and an appearance in the AFC Championship game.
Bernie Kosar 1986 cover of Don Heinrichs Pro Preview
1988 Topps - Cleveland Browns Cornerback Hanford Dixon wa sin his 8th season in the NFL. Started 15 games and was named to his 3rd straight Pro Bowl.
Hanford Dixon 1988 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Football Trading Card #99
Darrell Green featured on his 1991 Pro Set Football Card. That season the Redskins won Super Bowl XXVI against the Buffalo Bills. He had 5 picks that season and made the All-Pro Team.
Darrell Green 1991 Washington Redskins Pro Set Card
His 3rd year in the NFL - the future Hall of Famer was the Bears co-leader in sacks with 9.
Dan Hampton 1981 Chicago Bears Topps NFL Football Trading Card #316
His 4th year in the league represented here on this 1991 Pro Set card #550. Had 32 catches for 530 yardsand 1 touchdown.
Willie Anderson 1991 Los Angeles Rams Pro Set Football Card #550
While he didn't play in 1978 Topps still had a card prepared for him.
After suffering a devastating leg injury half-way through the 1977 season and undergoing 2 major surgeries he returned to the Packers starting lineup in 1979.
Lynn Dickey 1978 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #78
In 1995 Topps issued the "Florida Hotbed" set. 15 cards of NFL players whose alumni was in the state of Florida. Vinny Testaverde of the Browns - Heisman Trophy Award winner from Miami is pictured here.
Vinny Testaverde 1995 Topps "Florida Hotbed" Card #FH9
Vikings legend Chuck Foreman on his 1974 Topps card. Coming off Rookie of the Year honors in 1973, he was named to the Pro Bowl again for the second straight time in 1974.
Chuck Foreman 1974 Minnesota Vikings Topps NFL Football Trading Card #173
Here he is pictured on his 1958 Chicago Bears Topps Card.
Zeke Bratkowski 1958 Chicago Bears Topps Card
Defensive lineman Jack Youngblood of the Rams & Al Baker of the Lions led the NFC with 16 sacks each in 1979. They are featured here on this Topps 1980 card along with AFC leading sack specialist Jesse Baker of the Oilers who had 15½ sacks.
Jack Youngblood 1980 Topps Card with the NFL Quarterback Sack Leaders from the 1979 Season
Rich Jackson featured here on his 1973 Topps card as a Brown - Denver had been traded the year before. Unfortunately hampered by injuries, he was released by Cleveland before the season began.
Rich Jackson 1973 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Football Trading Card #129
His 1989 card. Unfortunately he was still suffering from an injury he sustained during the 1988 season and was forced to sit the year out.
Kelvin Bryant 1989 Washington Redskins Pro Set Football Card
1984 saw Andre Tippett with the first of his 5 Pro Bowl selections he would have during his 11-year career. Here is his Topps card from that season. He was also second in the league with 18½ sacks.
Andre Tippett 1984 New England Patriots Topps Football Card #184
His 11th season with the Patriots - Started all 16 games in 1983 and was named to the Associated Press All Pro Team
John Hannah 1983 New England Patriots Topps NFL Football Card #330
The "Horse" - Alan Ameche on his 1957 Topps card. 1957 was his 3rd year in the NFL and his 3rd of 4 Pro Bowls he was named to.
Alan Ameche 1957 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #53
1974 Topps Set - Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson, in his 4th season had a really good year numbers-wise - Led the league with 213 completions, 2667 yards, and a 8.1 YPA. His 64.9% completion percentage was the best as well as his 95.7 quarterback ratio.
Ken Anderson 1974 Cincinnati Bengals Topps NFL Football Trading Card #401
His 1990 Topps card. The Colts leading receiver the previous 3 season he was #2 in 1990 with 62 catches.
Bill Brooks 1990 Indianapolis Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #309
After earning All Pro status in 1973 Harold Carmichael is shown here on his 1974 Topps card. While he didn't replicate the accomplishment he did have a very good year with 56 catches and 8 touchdowns for the Eagles.
Harold Carmichael 1974 Philadelphia Eagles Topps ALL PRO NFL Football Trading Card #121
From 1970 - it would be his final season as a Charger. After 9 seasons he tallied up 493 catches, 9584 yards for a 19.4 YPC average and 81 touchdowns.
Lance Alworth 1970 San Diego Chargers Topps Football Card #240
His Fleer Card from the 1991 season, his 9th year in the NFL. Completed 57.9% of his 549 passes for 3970 yards (#2 in league most yards passing) and 25 touchdowns. Named to the Pro Bowl.
Dan Marino 1991 Miami Dolphins Fleer Football Card #124
Maxie Baughan and his 1963 Topps card. His 4th year in the NFL with the Eagles and his 3rd Pro Bowl.
Maxie Baughan 1963 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Trading Card #118
1990 Topps - Started all 16 games, had 5 sacks, scored on a 2-yard fumble recovery against Seattle in week 3 and a safety against the Packers the last game of the season.
Karl Mecklenburg 1990 Denver Broncos Topps NFL Football Trading Card #35
His 1974 Topps card - unofficially registered 13 sacks.
Lyle Alzado 1974 Denver Broncos Topps NFL Football Trading Card #321
In 1962 The King was 34 and entering his 9th year in the NFL and 2nd with Minnesota. Though he actually ranked #5 on the NFL's All Time Rushing list at this time, his best days were behind him as he posted just 391 Total Yards from scrimmage in 11 games. Here is his Topps card from that year.
Hugh McElhenny 1962 Minnesota Vikings Topps NFL Football Trading Card #92
In 1975 the 3rd-year man from LSU started to come into his own. Led the Colts to 10 victories and their first Division title in 5 seasons. Had a tremendeous year finishing among the NFL's Top-10 in several categories - Passing attempts, yards, completions, completion percentage, rating, touchdown passes and fewest interceptions.
Bert Jones 1975 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #199
Keith Jackson and his 1990 Fleer card. His 3rd year in Philadelphia - 50 catches for 670 yards, 6 touchdowns. Named All Pro.
Keith Jackson 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #86
Hall of Famer Pete Pihos honored on the Fleer Immortal Roll series of 1974.
Pete Pihos 1974 Pro Football Hall Of Fame Immortal Roll Set From Fleer
Andre Rison's 1991 Pro Set Card - his second season with the Falcons. The previous season he tallied 82 catches, 1208 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Andre Rison 1991 Pro Set Card
His 1990 Houston Oilers Topps Football Card - Pro Bowl season he led the NFL in attempts (362) - completions (584) yards (4689) and touchdown passes (33). Both His passer rating of 96.8 and his percentage completion ratio of 61.9% were 2nd in the league as well.
Warren Moon 1990 Houston Oilers Topps Football Card
The 1974 Topps card of the Redskins Pro Bowl Running Back
Larry Brown 1974 Washington Redskins Topps Card
His 14th year in the NFL. And while 1979 was not his best season it was still had some solid numbers - 13 starts, a 51.3% percentage completion rate, 2218 yards and 9 touchdowns.
Jim Hart 1979 St. Louis Cardinals Topps Football Card #64
1991 was his 4th consecutive season as a Pro Bowler. Led the Bears in Rushing with 747 yards as well as 9 Total Touchdowns scored.
Neal Anderson 1991 Fleer Chicago Bears Football Card #212
An All Pro in 1991 Cornelius Bennett was honored with a Topps Stadium Club Card appearance in 1992.
Cornelius Bennett 1992 Buffalo Bills Topps Stadium Club Football Card #412
His Chicago Bears 1991 Pro Set Trading Card. That year he led the Bears with 747 yards and 6 touchdowns rushing. He also had 47 receptions for another 368 yards and 3 scores.
Neal Anderson Chicago Bears 1991 Pro Set Card
His 14th of 15 NFL seasons the Great Bobby Layne on his 1961 Fleer card. Suffered an injury early in the season and only started 6 games. Still threw for 1205 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Bobby Layne 1961 Pittsburgh Steelers Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #117
The 15 year veteran is honored on a Special Edition Upper Deck Card.
Babe Parilli Upper Deck Card
From the the Wonder Bread card set that was included with loaves of bread from the Wonder Bread bread company. This is card #1 from the 1975 set and features Minnesota Vikings All Pro defensive tackle Alan Page.
Alan Page 1975 Minnesota Vikings Wonder Bread NFL Football Trading Card #1
His 6th season making the Pro Bowl 1981 was his 13th in the NFL.
Ted Hendricks 1981 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card
Rocky Bleier's 1980 Topps card - his last year of an 11-year career. Ended up with 5159 All Purpose yards on 1064 touches - a 4.8 Yards-per-Touch and 25 touchdowns.
Rocky Bleier 1980 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #61
Football Trading Card for Chicago Bear Legend Doug Buffone printed by the Philadelphia Gum Company for the 1967 NFL Season.
Doug Buffone 1967 Philadelphia Gum Trading Card
1974 Topps - His last of 6 seasons with the Cowboys. Had a good year rushing for 845 yard while averaging 4.6 on 185 carries. Scored 7 touchdowns.
Calvin Hill 1974 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Trading Card #95
His 1991 Topps card. Unfortunately, it was this season that injuries began slow done the former All-Pro as his playing time was greatly reduced for the rest of his career.
John Offerdahl 1991 Dolphins Topps Card
Roger Craig 1991 San Francisco 49ers Pro Set Football Trading Card #21
his 1966 Philadelphia Gum Company card - led the Cowboys all the way to a Championship showdown with the Packers. Had the 4th most passing yards (2805) and 3rd best passer rating (87.5) in the league.
Don Meredith 1966 Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Gum Football Trading Card #61
Year #11 for the Hall of Famer. Was a major part of the NFL's #1 ranked defense that brought the Dolphins an undefeated season and a Super Bowl Championship.
Nick Buoniconti 1972 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Card #43
1991 Fleer Darrell Green Football Card. That season the Redskins won Super Bowl XXVI against the Buffalo Bills. He had 5 picks that season and made the All-Pro Team.
Darrell Green 1991 Washington Redskins Fleer Football Card
The Seattle Seahawks team leaders from the 1977 NFL Season shown on 1978 Topps Card #526.
Seattle Seahawks 1977 Team Leaders on 1978 Topps Card #526
The Browns Hall of Fame Tight End entering the twilight of career. 1989 was his 12th of 13 NFL seasons. Started 13 games and had 29 catches.
Ozzie Newsome 1989 Cleveland Browns Pro Set NFL Trading Card #451
A 12-year career with the Chicago Bears that included 161 total starts, an All Pro selection, 4 Pro Bowls, a Super Bowl Championship and a Hall of Fame induction in 2002. Defensive lineman Dan Hampton is included here in the 1991 Pro Set Legends set.
Dan Hampton 1991 Pro Set Legends #696
1975 - Led the Steelers with 49 grabs and the NFL with 11 touchdown catches. Named Super Bowl X Most Valuable Player after 4-catches, 161-yards and a score in the 21-17 win over the Cowboys.
Lynn Swann 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Card #282
While his NFL career was one solid season after another, Brett Favre was originally a 2nd round draft pick of the Atlanta Falcons in 1991. His rookie season hardly foretold of his future success. 4 attempts, no completions and 2 interceptions. And he was sacked once.
Brett Favre Rookie Card
Roosevelt Brown on his 1961 Fleer card. In 1961 Brown started all 14 games and was named to his 5th of 6 All Pro Teams he made in his career.
Roosevelt Brown 1961 New York Giants Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #71
Denver's Hall of Fame QB and his 1990 Pro Set card. His 8th year in the NFL 1990 saw the Broncos with only 5 victories. He was 3rd in the AFC Passing Yardage race with 3526 yards.
John Elway 1990 Denver Broncos Pro Set Football Card #88
Pete Pihos on his 1954 Bowman Football Card. That year he led the NFL in receptions with 60 catches, made the Pro Bowl and was named to the All Pro Team.
Pete Pihos 1954 Bowman Football Card
Featured here on his 1992 Pro Set Card the former All Pro was entering his 7th year in the NFL. Started all 16 games.
Tom Newberry 1992 Los Angeles Rams Pro Set Football Card #222
Here on his 1973 Topps card. By 1973, his 5th year in the NFL and with the Colts, he was really starting to come into his own. This would be his third consecutive Pro Bowl. Started all 14 games he had 3 interceptions and 4 fumble recoveries.
Ted Hendricks 1973 Baltimore Colts Topps Football Card #430
The league's top passer with 362 completions, 4639 yards and 33 touchdown passes in 1990 Warren Moon led the Oilers to a 2nd place finish in the AFC Central Division and a Wildcard playoff appearance.
Warren Moon 1990 Houston Oilers Score Football Trading Card #105
His last 2 seasons in the NFL were spent in Atlanta. Starting a total of 17 games he caught 31 passes for 475 and 6 touchdowns.
Gail Cogdill 1970 Atlanta Falcons Topps Football Card
The great Bruce Smith and his 1991 Fleer "Hitters" Card after a phenomenal year the season before being named the 1990 Player of the Year that include 19 sacks.
Bruce Smith 1991 Buffalo Bills Fleer Hitters Set #396
On his Topps 1974 card. 1974 was his last of 5 seasons with the Steelers. Sidelined part of the year with a hamstring injury he was still productive with 81 touches, 435 total yards from scrimmage, a 5.4 Yards-per-touch and 4 scores. He was waived before the start of the 1975 season. When he left the Steelers he was the franchise #7 All-Time leading rusher.
Preston Pearson 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #452
After a Pro Bowl season the MVP of Super Bowl IX made the cover of the Street and Smith's 1975 Pro Football Yearbook.
Franco Harris 1975 - Cover of Street and Smith's 1975 Yearbook
Big Daddy Lipscomb on his 1959 Topps card. Started all 12 games and made All Pro.
Gene Lipscomb 1959 Baltimore Colts NFL Football Trading Card #36
The Texans leading rusher in 1961 with 841 yards and 9 touchdowns. Made the AFL West All-Star Team.
Abner Haynes 1961 Dallas Texans AFL Football Trading Card #133
His 1962 Boston Patriots Fleer card and last season as a player.
Tony Sardisco 1962 Boston Patriots Fleer AFL Card
From the 1988 Topps set, his 8th year in the league and his 3rd straight Pro Bowl selection. Had 5 interceptions and 4 fumble recoveries while helping the 49ers to an NFL Championship.
Ronnie Lott 1988 San Francisco 49ers Topps NFL Football Card #51
Wilber Marshall and his 1990 Washington Redskins Pro Set Football Trading Card #326. Started 15 games, had an interception and 107 tackles
Wilber Marshall 1990 Washington Redskins Pro Set Football Trading Card #326
James Lofton and his 1991 score card - 57 catches, 1072 yards, an 18.8 YPC average and 8 touchdowns. Named to the Pro Bowl.
James Lofton 1991 Buffalo Bills Score NFL Football Trading Card #180
All Pro in 1988 - Tom New Berry of the Rams listed in the 1989 Topps set.
Tom Newberry 1989 All Pro Team Topps Card #123
Earl Morrall on his 1970 Topps card - 1970 was yet another unusual twist in Morrall's career. Back to backing up Johnny Unitas, he started just 1 game - a victory over Patriots. He did get a bit of revenge relieving Unitas in the last game of the season against the Jets. He threw 4 touchdowns and passed for 348 yards in a 35-20 win. As the Colts advanced to their second Super Bowl he found himself in the spotlight once again when Unitas went down with a rib injury in the 2nd quarter. Helped out by Cowboy mistakes Morrall managed to play well enough to keep the Colts in the game and eventually led the offense to Jim O'Brien's game winning field goal.
Earl Morrall 1970 Baltimore Colts Topps Trading Football Card #88
The Top 2 NFL Passers in 1977 featured on the 1978 Topps card #331 - Bob Griese of the Dolphins and Roger Staubach of the Cowboys. Griese, an AFC Pro All Pro, connected on 58.6% of his 307 passes for 2252 yards and a league leading 22 touchdown passes. NFC Pro Bowler Staubach had a 58.2% completion percentage of 361 attempts with 2620 yards and 18 touchdown passes. Griese's passer rating was 87.8 while Staubach's was 87.0.
Bob Griese & Roger Staubach, the 1977 NFL Passing Leaders | 1978 Topps #331
After missing much of the 1989 season Darrell Green bounced back in 1990 and made the 4th Pro Bowl of his career. Here he is on his Pro Set Card from that year.
Darrell Green Washington Redskins 1990 Pro Set NFL Football Trading Cards #323
While he's pictured here on his 1990 Topps card as a Buccaneer, Chris Chandler was traded halfway through the season to the Phoenix Cardinals and stayed with them through 1993.
Chris Chandler 1990 Topps Traded Football Cards #130T
His 1971 Topps Card - Jim Hart was once again involved in a Cardinals QB controversy after a coaching change starting only 9 games. The Cardinals managed just 4 wins and a tie.
Jim Hart 1971 St. Louis Cardinals Topps Football Card #47
Lawrence McCutcheon on the 1978 Topps Los Angeles Rams Checklist that listed the Team Leaders of 1977. Rushed for 1238 yards while going to the Pro Bowl - the 5th of his career.
Lawrence McCutcheon 1978 Topps Los Angeles Rams Checklist-Team Leaders of 1977
Bob Avellini 1980 Chicago Bears Topps Football Card #82
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Fuzzy Thurston on his 1963 Topps card.
Fred Thurston 1963 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #90
Here he is on his 1973 Topps Card - as a Redskin it was his 13th of an 18 year NFL season. Started all 14 games he is unofficially credited with 6½ sacks on the year.
Ron McDole 1973 Washington Redskins Topps Football Card #524
1979 - His 4th year in the league. Selected NFL Defensive Player of the Year, 11 sacks (unofficial) and a 29-yard fumble recovery touchdown against the Lions. Named All Pro and made his 1st of 6 straight Pro Bowls.
Lee Roy Selmon 1979 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #123
His 1983 Topps card when he was with Bum Phillips and the New Orleans Saints.
Kenny Stabler 1983 NO Saints Topps Card
1954 was his 6th season with the Eagles and his 5th consecutive All Pro year.
Chuck Bednarik 1954 Philadelphia Eagles Bowman Football Card #57
From his last season of a 9-year career. Unfortunately a pre-season injury slowed him down to the point he had but 5 catches. Retired before the season ended but stayed on as an assistant coach with the Rams.
Tom Fears 1956 Los Angeles Rams Topps Card #42
His 1964 Topps Card - his 4th season as a Charger. Was 2nd in rushing yards with 496. Also had another 2 scores receiving.
Paul Lowe 1964 San Diego Chargers Topps Football Card
His 1990 Pro Set Card - Started 13 games credited with winning 6. Completed 55.6% of his 365 pass attempts for 2218 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Vinny Testaverde 1990 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #318
His Topps card from 1965. That year he joined the Denver Broncos. Used mostly as a kick returner he led the AFL with 901 return yards.
1965 Abner Haynes Topps Football Card
His 1989 Pro Set Card - his final season after 4 seasons with the Redskins and 9 overall in the NFL (and another 2 in the USFL). Played primarily as a backup.
Doug Williams 1989 Washington Redskins Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #439
In 1980 Harold Jackson was entering his 13th season in the NFL and still playing a very competitive level. He was the Patriots #3 receiver with 35 catches. He averaged 21.1 yards a catch as well (737 yards, 5 TDs).
Harold Jackson 1980 New England Patriots Topps Football Card #7
His 12th year in the NFL, in 1990 he was 35 years old and having a good year until he broke his foot in Week 15. He then watched his back-up, Jeff Hostetler, led the Giants to the Super Bowl and a win over the Buffalo Bills.
Phil Simms 1990 New York Giants Topps NFL Football Trading Card #51
Joe Kapp on his Topps NFL rookie card of 1968 after he had already been with the Vikings since 1967. Didn't have a bad year winning 8 games while throwing for 1695 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Joe Kapp 1968 Minnesota Vikings Topps NFL Football Trading Card #159
On his 1990 Fleer card. This year he led the Steelers in catches with 50 and 682 receiving yards.
Louis Lipps 1990 Pittsburgh Steelers Fleer Football Card #145
His 1978 Topps card - Don Coryell took over 5 games into the season after the Chargers started 1-3. With Fouts at quarterback the Chargers finished 9-7 and have his best yet throwing for 2999 yards and 24 touchdowns.
Dan Fouts 1978 San Diego Chargers Topps Football Trading Card #499
1957, his 6th Year in the NFL - Named to the All Pro Team.
Duane Putnam 1957 Los Angeles Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #87
Dan Marino 1995 Miami Dolphins Pinnacle Dial Corporation Football Card #18
Andrea Tippett on his 1990 Topps card.
Andre Tippett 1990 New England Patriots Topps NFL Football Trading Card #421
Jim Plunkett on his 1973 Topps card - 1973 turned out to be a good season for him numbers wise - he started all 14 games, completed over 51% of his passes and threw for 2550 yards and 13 touchdowns, but the Patriots continued to struggle as a team winning only 5 games.
Jim Plunkett 1973 New England Patriots Topps Football Card #355
His 1955 Bowman Card. It was his 8th year in the league and while his numbers may have appeared modest compared to previous seasons he still led the Rams in receiving as well as ranking #3 in the NFL for catches. His totals for the season were 44 catches, 569 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Tom Fears 1955 Los Angeles Rams Bowman Football Card
From the 1991 Pro Set Passing Leaders set depicting the top passers of the 1990. Bills quarterback Jim Kelly led the league with a 101.2 Passer Rating. This was only the 5th time a player ended the season above 100 in the Passer Rating category.
Jim Kelly 1991 Pro Set - the 1990 NFL Passing Leaders Card #8
His 1988 Topps card reflecting his selection as a 1987 All Pro. Made the Pro Bowl for the 5th time in 1988.
Andre Tippett 1988 New England Patriots Topps All Pro Football Card #186
At LSU Billy Cannon won the Heisman Trophy after his famous "Halloween Run" in Tiger Stadium in 1959 against the Ole Miss Rebels. With the Tigers trailing 0-3 Cannon returned a punt 89 yards for the game winning touchdown. He was also involved in the game saving tackle as the Rebels were driving late in the game.
Billy Cannon 1960 Fleer Football Card
Wilbert Montgomery 1980 Topps Card
The Broncos Karl Mecklenburg and his 1990 Score Card. Started 16 games and registered 116 tackles.
Karl Mecklenburg 1990 Denver Broncos Score Football Card #115
His last year in Atlanta, Gerald Riggs on his 1988 Atlanta Falcon Topps card. A year later he would be in Washington.
Gerald Riggs 1988 Atlanta Falcons Topps NFL Football Trading Card #385
Garo Yepremian and his 1978 Dolphins Topps card. His last season as a Dolphin he hit on 19 of 23 field goals for a league-high 82.6%. Named to the Pro Bowl.
Garo Yepremian 1978 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #425
1991 Pro Set Card
Dave Krieg 1991 Seattle Seahawks Pro Set Card
The Eagles Hall of Famer is featured here in this Fleer 2004 "Greats" edition. Finished his 14-year NFL career after 182 games, 590 catches, 8985 yards, a 15.2 YPC average and 79 touchdown catches.
Harold Carmichael 2004 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer Greats Trading Card #67
After 5 seasons and 3 All-Pro selections in Philadelphia Bob Brown was traded to Los Angeles where he would play 2 seasons and earn 2 more All-Pro honors.
Bob Brown 1969 LA Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #245
His last season of a 14-year NFL career. 4 seasons with the LA Rams and 10 with the Redskins. Started 157 games and logged 84½ sacks.
Diron Talbert 1980 Washington Redskins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #234
His last season with New Orleans. Turned in a total of 975 Return Yards and 1 Punt Return touchdown
Mel Gray 1988 New Orleans Saints Topps Football Card #63
The NFL's leading Touchdown and Rushing Yards Leader in 1990 - 16 Total TDs and 1304 rushing yards - is featured here on 1991 Pro Set card #10
1990 NFL Touchdown & Rushing Yards Leader Barry Sanders | 1991 Pro Set #10
Pro Bowler George Rogers 1983 Topps Card.
In 1982 he made the Pro Bowl rushing for 1144 yards on 256 carries (4.5 yards-per-carry average) and scored 5 touchdowns.
George Rogers 1983 Topps Trading Card
Vikings great Chuck Foreman graces the Topps card celebrating the Vikings 1974 NFC Championship victory over the Rams.
Chuck Foreman 1975 Topps Minnesota Vikings 1974 NFC Championship #527
1990 Pro Set - Bernie Kosar started 13 games, passed for 2552 yards and 10 TDs.
Bernie Kosar 1990 Cleveland Browns Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #72
After a phenomenal season in 1990 where he led the Eagles with 942 rushing yards it only seemed right to recognize one of the most versatile quarterbacks in the league with an entry on Pro Set's 1991 Rushing Leaders card. Unfortunately he suffered a knee injury in Game 1 against the Packers and was lost for the entire season.
Randall Cunningham 1991 Pro Set Rushing Leaders Football Card #24
In 1975 Mean Joe Greene was a major contributor to Steelers Super Bowl winning defense. Named to his 7th straight Pro Bowl.
Joe Greene 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #425
His 1962 Fleer card. After being the Chargers leading rusher the year before he broke his arm during preseason and missed the entire 1962 season.
Paul Lowe 1962 San Diego Chargers Fleer AFL Football Trading Card #80
His 7th year in the NFL he made he made his 6th straight All Pro Team. Registered 100 tackles and led the Eagles with 15 sacks.
Reggie White 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Platinum NFL Football Card #91
Featured in the 1991 Pro Set Platinum Series after a Pro Bowl year the previous season. Unfortunately he suffered a career ending hip injury against the Bengals in the 1990 AFC Divisional playoff round.
Bo Jackson 1991 LA Raiders Pro Set Platinum Football Card #136
Packers Receiver Boyd Dowler and his 1968 Topps card. His 10th year in the league, he led the Pack with 45 catches while his 668 receiving yards was #2.
Boyd Dowler 1968 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #108
Harvey Martin of the Dallas Cowboys and his 1980 Topps card. Started all 16 games and 3 playoff games. Is credited with 12 sacks and another 4 more in the playoffs.
Harvey Martin, 1980 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Trading Card #270
This 1975 Topps card was Otis Taylor's final year in professional football. Unfortunately, this year was by far his most unremarkable season as he failed to record a single catch.
Otis Taylor Kansas City Chiefs 1975 Topps Card
John Riggins 1153 team leading rushing yards reflected here on this Topps 1980 card. Riggins was also #9 among the NFL as well.
John Riggins 1980 Topps Redskins Team Leaders/Checklist of 1979
His 1971 Topps card - cut short due to a knee, only played 4 games.
Tommy Nobis 1971 Atlanta Falcons Topps Football Card #60
His 1980 Topps card - was with the Saints the year before but signed with Tampa for the 1980 season
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Ray Childress made his second Pro Bowl in 1990. Here he is listed in the All AFC Pro Set Card Series from 1991.
Ray Childress, 1991 All AFC Pro Set Card Series #416
Eagles QB Randal and his 1989 Pro Set Card. Had a very good year in 1989. Led Philadelphia to 11 victories and a Wildcard playoff game. And for the 3rd straight year was the Eagles top rusher as well with 621 on the ground. Made his 2nd Pro Bowl appearance as well.
Randall Cunningham 1989 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Football Trading Card #315
His 1964 Topps card. 1964 was the first time since the AFL's inception that he didn't lead the league in catches. But he still had a solid year nonetheless. 76 catches, 873 yards and 7 touchdowns
Lionel Taylor 1964 Denver Broncos Topps Football Card #64
Joe Namath 1965 New York Jets Topps Rookie Card #122
Bears Hall of Famer Stan Jones on this 1961 Fleer card. 1961 was his 7th straight Pro Bowl in his 13-year career.
Stan Jones 1961 Chicago Bears Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #6
His Topps card from 1988.
Followed up an outstanding rookie year with an All Pro Season. Started all 16 games. Was in on 103 tackles and 9½ sacks. His other contributions were 3 fumble recoveries and 2 interceptions.
Cornelius Bennett 1988 Buffalo Bills Topps NFL Football Card #230
Oilers legend Warren Moon shown here on a 1991 Pro Set Card honoring his All-AFC selection in 1990. After earning Offensive Player of the Year in 1990, he followed up in 1991 by another Pro Bowl after leading the NFL with 655 attempts, 404 completions and 4060 yards.
Warren Moon 1991 Pro Set All AFC Team 1990 Football Card #414
The first New York Jets player to rush for over 1,000 yards. In 1975 he racked up 1005 yards and 8 touchdowns.
John Riggins 1976 New York Jets Topps Football Card
Billy Kilmer here on his 1973 Topps card. The year following the Redskins visit to the Super Bowl saw them winning 10 games with Kilmer getting credited with 7 victories. His numbers: 227 attempts, 122 completions, a 53.7% completion percentage, 1656 yards and 14 touchdowns.
Billy Kilmer 1973 Washington Redskins Topps Football Card #499
Hall of Famer Emlen Tunnell honored on this 1974 Fleer Card from the Pro Football Hall of Fame Immortal Roll Set.
Emlen Tunnell 1974 Pro Football Hall of Fame Immortal Roll Set from Fleer
Rams quarterback Billy Wade and his 1957 Topps card.
Billy Wade 1957 Los Angeles Ram Topps NFL Football Trading #34
His 11th year in the league the Seahawks former Pro Bowler started all 16 games in 1990 and turned in 12½ sacks on the year.
Jacob Green 1990 Seattle Seahawks Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #266
In 1987 Mark Duper was the Dolphins #3 receiver with 33 catches, 597 yards and 8 touchdowns in a strike-shortened season.
Mark Duper 1987 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #236
Former AFL All League Defensive End Gerry Philbin and his 1972 Topps card. His 9th career in Pro Football - started all 14 games for the Jets, had 4 sacks and a couple of fumble recoveries.
Gerry Philbin 1972 New York Jets Topps NFL Football Trading Card #113
His 1979 Topps Card - Coming off an All Pro Year the previous season he made his 5th and final All-Pro team again in 79. Also made the Pro Bowl for the 7th time.
Jack Youngblood 1979 Los Angeles Rams Topps Football Card #189
On this 1972 Topps card. 1972 was his 13th season as a professional football player and it was his 12th and final season as a NFL Pro Bowler/AFL All Star.
Jim Otto 1972 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #86
Falcons Middle Linebacker Tommy Nobis and his 1968 Topps card - started all 14 games for Atlanta. Made his 3rd straight Pro Bowl and named 2nd-Team All Pro.
Tommy Nobis 1968 Atlanta Falcons Topps NFL Football Trading Card #151
From his 4th and final season with the Saints, his 1978 Topps Card. His NFL career totals (1 game with the Jets in 1979) include 44 Games played, 193 points scored, 37 of 59 field goals (62.7%) and 82 of 88 Xtra-Points (93.2%)
Rich Szaro New Orleans Saints Kicker 1978 Topps Card
1975 Topps - made his 3rd straight Pro Bowl while leading the league with a 43.8 Average-Yards-Per-Punt.
Ray Guy 1975 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Trading Card #435
The 1975 NFL MVP, here he is on his 1975 Topps Card - his 15th season in the NFL. Also named Offensive Player of the year he had the league's most passing attempts (425), most completions (273) & most touchdown passes (25).
Fran Tarkenton 1975 Minnesota Vikings Topps Football Card #400
1991 Score Football Card of the Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro Offensive Tackle.
John Alt 1991 Score Trading Card
1965 Topps Card - Nick Buoniconti made the AFL All League Team for the second straight season. Started all 14 games for the Patriots.
Nick Buoniconti 1965 Boston Patriots Topps AFL Football Trading Card #3
Coming off a Pro Bowl year in 1971, here is his 1972 Topps card. Not only did he repeat as a Pro Bowler he was named All Pro while leading the NFL with 12 touchdown catches.
His numbers for 1972 - 46 catches, 918 yards, a 20.0 yards-per-catch average and the 12 scores.
Gene Washington 1973 San Francisco 49ers Topps Football Card #90
Bobby Douglass 1978 New Orleans Saints Custom Card
1990 was his 6th consecutive All Pro Year and the 9th of his 13-year NFL career.
Anthony Munoz 1990 Cincinnati Bengals Topps NFL Football Trading Card #278
After 12 years in Seattle holding almost every passing record in Seahawks book he moved on to play 2 seasons in Kansas City in 1992.
Dave Krieg 1992 Pro Set Football Card #330
For the first time in 10 seasons he didn't make the Pro Bowl but still had a solid season. Led the Steelers with 987 rushing yards and 9 total touchdowns. Was also third in receiving with 37 catches.
Franco Harris 1981 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Trading Card #220
Hall of Famer Steve Young is the highlight of this 1992 AAA Trading card.
By 1992 the future Hall of Famer was beginning to establish himself as one of the league's elite quarterbacks. Leading the league in percentage of passes completed (66.7%), touchdown passes (25), Yards-per-Passing Attempt (8.6), Passer Rating (107.0) and the lowest interception rate (1.7%). It was his first of 3 consecutive Associated Press All Pro selections.
Steve Young 1992 San Francisco 49ers AAA Wild Card Issue Trading Card #98
His 3rd year in the league - 3 interceptions with 1 of them a 35-yard pick six against Dallas.
Eric Allen 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Football Card #243
The Hall of Famer played for the 49ers and then the Giants way back in the 1950s and early 1960s. Here he is honored on the 2013 Topps Archives series cards that depicted recent players on retro card designs and a few past players - like Tittle above - on the more recent layouts. He retired in 1964 but the design is from Topps 1985 style.
YA Tittle 2013 Topps Hall of Fame Archives Set #65
Rams quarterback Zeke Bratkowski and his 1962 Topps card. Started 9 games passing for 1541 yards and 9 TDs.
Zeke Bratkowski 1962 Los Angeles Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #77
The Browns leading rusher in 1988 with 576 yards and the leading receiver as well with 59 catches.
Earnest Byner 1988 Cleveland Browns Topps Football Card #87
His 1969 Topps Card. Clearly the best season of his career - went to his second Pro Bowl after rushing for 909 yards (#3 in the NFL) and 11 touchdowns (#1). His 1422 Yards-from-Scrimmage and 13 Total Touchdowns were both the best in the NFL.
Tom Matte 1969 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #47
After 2 solid seasons in 1986 & 1987 he had a card made for him in 1988. Considered his rookie card, he turned in another noteworthy season with 46 catches for 852 yards, a 18.5 YPC average and 6 touchdown catches.
Mark Jackson 1988 Denver Broncos Topps Rookie Football Card #26
His 5th year in the AFL - Made his 4th consecutive AFL All Star Game and his his 3rd straight All AFL team. Had 4 interceptions on the year including a 32-yard pick-six in the season opener against Houston.
Bobby Bell 1967 Kansas City Chiefs Topps AFL Football Trading Card #69
Shown here on his 1975 card published by the Wonderbread bread company. From 1974 to 1976 Wonderbread included a card with each loaf of bread. There where 24 different players in the 1975 set.
For the record, Foreman had a outstanding season in 1975 rushing for 1020 yards and leading the league with 73 catches. He was named 1st-team All-Pro.
Chuck Foreman 1975 Minnesota Vikings Wonderbread All-Stars Football Card
Honored in the 1991 Pro Set "Legends" center Mike Webster played 15 seasons in Pittsburgh earning 6 All Pro selections and 9 Pro Bowl appearances. Spent the last 2 years of his career in Kansas City. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1997.
Mike Webster, 1991 Pro Set Legends Set #701
His 5th NFL season with the Eagles. With 49 catches in 1975 he shared the teams top receiving spot with tight end Charlie Young. His 7 touchdowns were the most on the
team though.
Harold Carmichael 1975 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #80
His 1991 addition - the Pro Set Platinum set. Coming off a career year in 1990 he repeated in 1991 making the Pro Bowl while leading the NFL in Pass Attempts (655), Pass Completions (404) and Passing Yards (4690). Also credited with 5 4th-quarter comebacks.
Warren Moon 1991 Houston Oilers Pro Set Platinum Football Card #138
His 1988 Topps card - led the Raiders with 11.5 sacks.
Greg Townsend 1988 Los Angeles Raiders Topps NFL Football Trading Card #338
Ernie Stautner 1961 Pittsburgh Steelers Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #125
Hall of Famer Mike Haynes last season of a 14-year career, 7 seasons as a Patriot and 7 as a Raider. When he retired in 1989 he ranked #12 on the Raiders All Time Interception list with 18. His 28 as a Patriot was still #4 for that franchise.
Mike Haynes 1989 LA Raiders Pro Set Football Card #462
Colts Team Leaders from the 1977 NFL Season featured on this 1978 Topps Football Card - Lydell Mitchell, Lyle Blackwood and Fred Cook.
The Baltimore Colts 1978 Topps Team leaders Football Card #502
The 1978 Topps card depicting Craig Morton and the Broncos 1977 AFC Championship win over the Oakland Raiders. Morton completed 10 of 20 passes for 224 yards and 2 touchdowns to give Denver the Championship and their first trip to the Super Bowl.
Craig Morton 1978 Topps - Passes Broncos to Super Bowl XII | #2
His 7th season as Pro and not one of his best. He played in only 6 games and started just 3. 60 of 119 passes completed, a 50.4% completion ration, 857 yards and 5 touchdowns. Though he did have the longest pass play of the season with a 98-yard catch-and-run to Cardinals receiver Bobby Moore (a.k.a. Ahmad Rashad).
Jim Hart 1972 St. Louis Cardinals Topps NFL Football Card #88
LC Greenwood of the Pittsburgh Steelers and his 1977 Topps Card. His 9th season with Pittsburgh - went to his 5th of 6 Pro Bowls.
LC Greenwood 1977 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #355
His last full season in Dallas as he backed up future Hall of Famer Roger Staubach. The following year he was traded to the Giants for a 1st rounder.
Craig Morton 1973 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card #493
From his 13th and final season in 1990. Ozzie Newsome retired from the league as the #1 All Time Leading Tight End with 662 catches and 7980 receiving yards.
Ozzie Newsome 1990 Cleveland Browns Pro Set NFL Trading Card #75
Hugh McElhenny 1959 San Francisco 49ers Topps NFL Trading Card #5
The 1971 4th round pick form Yankton had an impressive rookie season but no Topps card his first year in the league. In 1972 Topps awarded him one and it wasn't for no reason. Led the Broncos with 12 sacks. Racked up 45 solo tackles as well.
Lyle Alzado 1972 Denver Broncos Topps Rookie Football Card #106
After beginning the 1979 season as a backup came off the bench and one of the best seasons of his career. Passed for 2626 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Craig Morton 1979 Denver Broncos Topps Football Card #285
Boomer Esiason made his 3rd Pro Bowl after passing for 3525 yards, 28 touchdowns and finishing 1989 with a 92.1 Quarterback Rating. Reflected here in the 1990 Pro Set.
Boomer Esiason 1990 NFL Pro Bowl Pro Set Card #341
Gene Upshaw and hi s1974 Topps card. Started all 14 games and both playoff games for the Raiders. Named to his 4th Pro Bowl.
Gene Upshaw 1974 Oakland Raiders Topps NFL Football Card #65
Mike Webster 1984 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Card #171
Philadelphia Eagles End Pete Pihos on his 1955 Bowman trading card - his last of 9 years in the NFL. Had the most catches (62) and receiving yards (864) while being named All Pro for the 6th time in his career.
Pete Pihos 1955 Philadelphia Eagles Bowman NFL Football Trading Card #10
Earnest Byner 1986 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Football Trading Card #189
The #4 leading rusher in 1984, Gerald Riggs is presented on the Atlanta Falcons Team Leaders cards in the 1985 Topps Football Card set. Other Falcon team leaders mentioned on the back are Stacey Baily with 67 catches, Kenny Johnson with 5 interceptions, defensive end Don Smith with 6½ and defensive tackle Rick Bryant had 123 tackles.
Gerald Riggs 1984 on the 1985 Atlanta Falcons Team Leaders Topps Football Card #10
While this card has him with the Patriots, he actually held out and joined the LA Raiders at the end of 1983. Ended up as the Raiders starter throughout the last 5 games and through the playoffs. During Super Bowl XVIII was a major contributor to The Raiders win over the Redskins. Washington managed only 5 pass completions to their wide receivers the whole game.
Mike Haynes 1983 New England Patriots Topps Football Card #332 Pro Bowl
Trace Armstrong and his 1990 Topps card - started all 16 games for the Bears and ranked 2nd on the team with 10 sacks.
Trace Armstrong 1990 Chicago Bears Topps NFL Football Trading Card #380
Hall of Famer Jim Parker of the Colts and his 1961 Topps card. In 1961 he was named to his 4th All Pro team.
Jim Parker 1961 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #6
His 11th of 12 years in the NFL - Started all 16 games for Chicago and was named to his 6th and final All Pro Team.
Mike Singletary 1991 Chicago Bears Pro Line Portraits NFL Football Trading Card #32
Bears QB Zeke Brakowski and his 1955 Bowman card, but he didn't play in 1955 or in 1956 either. After an impressive rookie year in 1954 he served 2 years in the Air Force before returning to the Bears in 1957.
Zeke Bratkowski 1955 Chicago Bears Bowman NFL Trading Card #154
1988 Topps - Gary Anderson was the league's #3 leading scorer in 1988 with 118 points. 28 of 36 fieldgoals including a 52-yarder against the Eagles.
Gary Anderson 1988 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Card #168
Started 15 games for the Rama in 1990.
Tom Newberry 1990 Los Angeles Rams Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #43
Larry Wilson and his 1968 Topps card - started all 14 games and was named to his 3rd straight All Pro Team.
Larry Wilson 1968 St Louis Cardinals Topps NFL Football Trading Card #164
Commemorating his record breaking performance from the previous season, Flipper Anderson's 336-yard day against the Saints made it to the 1990 Topps "Record Breaker" set. Anderson hauled in 15 catches against the Saints in Sunday Night game of week 12 for a NFL record setting 336 yards. That an average of over 22 yards a catch and it came against one of the league's top defenses of time. Had a 15-yard TD reception that game too.
Flipper Anderson 1990 Los Angeles Rams Topps 1989 Record Breaker Football Card #2
Mark Jackson 1990 Denver Broncos Score NFL Football Trading Card #240
The former All-American from Arkansas was the Broncos 1st-Round pick in 1989. Here is his NFL Pro Set Rookie Card. By the end of his 11-year NFL career he would have 2 All Pro selections, 8 Pro Bowls and 2 Super Bowl Rings.
Steve Atwater 1989 Rookie Denver Broncos NFL Pro Set Football Card #492
His 1971 Topps Card - Season #5 with the Chiefs saw him him as an All Pro.
Willie Lanier 1971 Kansas City Chiefs Topps NFL Football Card #114
His 1988 Topps card - missed 7 games from a shoulder injury but still managed to guide the Seahawks to 6 victories. The high-point was a 410 yard, 4 touchdown season finale against the Raiders to end the season.
Dave Krieg 1988 Seattle Seahawks Topps Football Trading Card #131
His 4th of 11 long years in New Orleans. Despite talk of trade and offers from the WFL Archie started 11 games and was credited with 3 wins.
Archie Manning 1974 New Orleans Saints Topps NFL Football Trading Card #70
Joe Scibelli 1972 Sunoco Football Card
His 1973 card when he was named to his 4th All-Pro Team and his 6th consecutive Pro Bowl.
Alan Page 1973 Minnesota Vikings Topps Football Card
1990 Fleer - The Vikings leading receiver with 70 catches, 1008 yards and 8 touchdowns.
Anthony Carter 1990 Minnesota Vikings Fleer Football Trading Card #96
Bill Romanowski on his 1991 San Francisco 49er Pro Set Football Card #655. 1991 was his 4th year with San Francisco. Started all 16 games and credited with 76 tackles
Bill Romanowski San Francisco 49er 1991 Pro Set Football Card #655
1990 Score. His 7th year with the Jets. Started all 16 games throwing for 2855 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Ken O'Brien 1990 New York Jets Score Football Trading Card #270
The Leading ground gainer for St. Louis in 1971 with 592 yards.
MacArthur Lane 1971 St. Louis Cardinals Topps Card
1988 - his 13 year in the NFL. Started all 16 games making his 4th of 6 consecutive Pro Bowls.
Jackie Slater 1988 Los Angeles Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #295
His 1969 Topps card - 1969 found Earl Morrall once again in a back-up role though he did manage a win against the Bears.
Earl Morrall 1969 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Trading Card #250
His 6th season with the Eagles 1990 was his 5th straight All Pro season. He started all 16 games, had 14 sacks, 83 tackles and an interception.
Reggie White 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer Football Trading Card #93
His 1965 card printed by the Philadelphia Gum Company. Completed 53.4% of his passes for 2367 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Sonny Jurgensen 1965 Washington Redskins Philadelphia Gum Company Football Card #188
His 1979 Topps card. Had 7 starts and accounted for 49½ tackles, 13 QB pressures and a fumble . . . his best day was a six tackle effort vs. Denver
Julius Adams 1979 New England Patriot Topps NFL Football Trading Card #242
His 20th year in Pro Ball. In 1969 his primary job was kicking and he was the Raiders top scorer with 105 points.
George Blanda 1969 Oakland Raiders Topps AFL Football Card #232
Keith Jackson and his 1991 Pro Set card. His last season in Philadelphia. Started all 16 games and had 48 catches, 569 yards and 5 touchdowns.
Keith Jackson 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #618
The Hall of Famer's 1984 Topps card reflected his Pro Bowl selection from the previous season. In 1984 (his 12th year in the NFL), he repeated as a Pro Bowler for the 7th straight time.
John Hannah 1984 New England Patriots Topps Football Card #137
His 1992 Pro Set Card - started 14 games, 6.5 sacks.
Trace Armstrong 1992 Chicago Bears Pro Set Football Trading Card #119
1974 Topps with Tommy Nobis - His 9th of 11 seasons in the NFL
Tommy Nobis 1974 Atlanta Falcons Topps NFL Football Trading Card #160
Nearing the end of his career this 1992 Pro Set card marked his 11th of 12 seasons he spent with the Patriots. Started al 14 games and had 7 sacks.
Andre Tippett 1992 New England Patriots Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #250
Raul Allegre 1988 New York Giants Topps NFL Football Trading Card #278
His 1968 Topps card - shows him as a Redskin but he actually joined the Minnesota Vikings in 1968 his first of 12 years with them. Had a good year starting all 14 games. Hauled in 7 interceptions and made 3 fumble recoveries.
Paul Krause 1968 Washington Redskins Topps NFL Trading Card #166
His 10th season with the Patriots. Was second on the team with 8 sacks.
Julius Adams 1983 New England Patriots Topps Football Card
George Rogers 1982 Topps In Action NFL Football Card #411
1970 Topps - his 7th straight Pro season with the Cowboys
Mel Renfro 1970 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card #45
One of the NCAA's most talented runners ever Press Pass honored the 1982 Heisman Trophy Award winner on their 2007 Legends Series.
His college career at Georgia was truly phenomenal - in 33 games he averaged over 5 yards a carry, 159 yards a game rushing and scored a total of 52 touchdowns. Finished 3rd in Heisman Award voting in 1982 and 2nd in 1981 before he was awarded it in 1983. Played 12 seasons in the NFL.
Herschel Walker 2007 Georgia Press Pass Football Card #75
Fuzzy Thurston on his 1962 Topps card - started all 14 games and the Championship games against the Giants.
Fred Thurston 1962 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #69
Karl Mecklenburg 1992 Denver Broncos Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #158
George Rogers 1983 Topps - Saints Team Leaders of 1982 #109
1958 - Named to his 3rd All Pro Team
Duane Putnam 1958 Los Angeles Rams Topps NFL Football Trading Card #55
After an All Pro season in 1978, he played in only 9 games of the 1979 season. Led the Jets with 569 receiving yards and 5 touchdown catches and was 4th in receptions with 24.
Wesley Walker 1979 New York Jets Topps NFL Football Card #141
1995 Pro Set - John Elway passed for 3970 yards and 26 touchdowns.
John Elway 1992 Denver Broncos Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #155
Rookie Card of one of the NFL's legend's of the game. In 1962 he was just starting his 2nd year with the San Francisco 49ers. His career would last a total of 16 NFL seasons with 3 different teams and a Super Bowl appearance in 1974.
Billy Kilmer - 1962 Rookie Card
His 15th and final season with the Vikings. Played in 7 games and credited with 5 sacks.
Carl Eller 1978 Minnesota Vikings Topps NFL Football Trading Card #79
His 14th and final season in the NFL he saw limited duty. His career would end with 9545 All-Purpose Yards and a total of 32 touchdowns scored.
Preston Pearson 1980 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Trading Card #95
His Topps 1969 card when Minnesota went to Super Bowl IV. His 9th year in the NFL. Was 2nd among Vikings runners with 430 yards rushing.
Bill Brown 1969 Minnesota Vikings NFL Football Trading Card #170
Going into the 1991 season there was no dispute he was one of the NFL's most exciting players of that time. In 7 seasons he had 3 straight Pro Bowls, 15,399 passing yards & 107 passing touchdowns. In addition to his passing numbers he had rushed for 3437 yards averaging 7 yards a carry.
Unfortunately, 1991, this card's year, he suffered a season-ending knee injury against the Packers in the open game of the season.
Randall Cunningham 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Score Football Card #12
In 1972, his 9th season, he started 13 games for the Packers
Ken Bowman on his 1972 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #58
1975 Topps - But he wasn't with the Raiders in 1975. He was released just prior to the season starting and ended up with the Oilers. He stayed in Houston through 1976 before leaving Pro Ball.
Bubba Smith 1975 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #33
After posting an 86.2 Passer Rating (6th best in the league in 1989) he was featured in the Score Hot Guns set of 1990.
Jim Kelly 1990 Score Hot Gun #8 Football Trading Card #318
Despite being released by the Raiders before the 1979 season Topps still had a card made for him. This being his last card, he finished his 14-year career with 589 catches, 8974 yards and 76 touchdown catches.
Fred Biletnikoff 1979 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #305
Greg Townsend of the Raiders made his first Pro Bowl in 1991 after posting 12½ sacks in 1990. Here is his All-AFC Pro Set card for the 1991 Pro Bowl.
Greg Townsend 1991 All AFC Pro Set NFL Football Card #418
1979, his last of 11 seasons in the NFL. He only played 3 games.
127 games played & 729 career points scored. Passed away in 2020 in a New Orleans nursing home from COVID.
Tom Dempsey 1979 Buffalo Bills Topps Football Card #317
1977 New York Giants Team Leaders Topps Card #518
the Jet, Joe Perry on his 1962 Topps card. At 35 years old was the Colts #2 rusher with 359 yards.
Joe Perry 1962 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #4
RC Owens and his 1959 Topps Card- was #3 on the 49ers receivers list with 17 catches.
RC Owens 1959 San Francisco 49ers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #33
Bills quarterback for 12 seasons - honored here on the 1991 Pro Set Legends cards.
Joe Ferguson Buffalo Bills 1991 Pro Set Legends Set Football Card
By 1968, after being released from San Francisco in 1967, by 1968 Billy Kilmer was the new leader of the newly formed New Orleans Saints. Started 11 games leading the Saints to 4 victories.
Billy Kilmer 1968 New Orleans Saints Topps NFL Football Trading Card #186
Fred Biletnikoff was the NFL's top receiver with 61 catches. Here he is shown with the AFC's #2 and #3 receivers. Otis Taylor & Randy Vataha
Fred Biletnikoff 1972 Topps with Otis Taylor & Randy Vataha, 1971 AFC Receiving Leaders
Entering 1979 Art Shell was in his 11th season and had a string of 7 straight Pro Bowl appearances going back to 1972 broken by a preseason injury. He did return to start the final 11 games of the year.
Art Shell 1979 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #210
In 1991 Pro Set lauded the Oilers QB 1990 accomplishment of leading the NFL with 4689 passing yards and 33 touchdown passes. He was also tops in pass attempts (362) and completions (584).
Warren Moon 1991 Pro Set 1990 Passing Yards & TDs Leader #9
While a 1990 card was made featuring him with Phoenix he was released before the start of the season. He was signed by Washington but didn't make it to the field and was released that December
Gary Hogeboom 1990 Phoenix Cardinals Fleer Card #335
Browns runner Greg Pruitt on his 1974 Topps card. With 1769 All Purpose yards, 1974 was his second straight year as 2nd-team Pro Bowler.
Greg Pruitt 1974 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Trading Card #110
13 year veteran Charley Johnson on his 1973 Topps card. It was his 2nd season with Denver and he would lead the Broncos to their first ever winning season.
Charlie Johnson 1973 Denver Broncos Topps NFL Football Trading Card #104
NFL Legend Alan Page and his 1980 Topps card - his 14th season in the league and third with the Bears. Exteneded his game-start streak to 199 games by season's end. Scored a safety against the Saints in week 2 and touchdown on a fumble recovery against the Bengals in week 15.
Alan Page 1980 Chicago Bears Topps Football Card #205
Dan Marino 1995 5000 Yards Passing in 1984 Upper Deck DM #2
The Snake - Kenny Stabler remembered from his days at Alabama on this 2006 Press Pass Trading Card.
Ken Stabler 2006 Alabama Press Pass Football Trading Card #57
1990 Score - Entering his 9th year in the NFL 1990 gained 475 yards and scored 6 touchdowns.
Gerald Riggs 1990 Washington Redskins Score NFL Trading Card #66
Broncos Receiver Mark Jackson on his 1992 AAA Wildcard issue. His last season in Denver after 7 years with the team he had 48 catches for 745 yards and 8 touchdowns.
Mark Jackson 1992 Denver Broncos AAA Wild Card Football Card #114
Tony Dorsett on the Topps 1979 Dallas Cowboys Team Leaders card. His 1107 yards ranked #11 in the NFL that season.
Tony Dorsett and the Dallas Cowboys 1979 Topps Team Leaders Card #113
Dallas was the third and final team during his 14-year NFL career. This 2006 Donruss represents his last active season.
Drew Bledsoe 2006 Dallas Cowboys Donruss Football Card
His 1991 Rushing & Receiving Table
| Year |
Age |
Games |
Rushes |
Yards |
TD |
Long |
Y/A |
Cathes |
Yards |
Y/C |
TD |
Long |
Touches |
Y/Tch |
YScm |
Total TD |
Fumbles |
|
1991
|
29 |
15 |
198 |
825 |
10 |
71 |
4.2 |
33 |
204 |
6.2 |
0 |
19 |
231 |
4.5 |
1029 |
10 |
2 |
Provided by Pro-Football-Reference.com: View Original Table
Herschel Walker 1991 Pro Set Card
His 9th season with the Saints - 7.5 sacks
Rickey Jackson 1989vNew Orleans Saints Topps Football Card #163
Earned All Pro honors as well as his 5th straight Pro Bowl appearence.vStarted all 16 games and led the Doplhins with 116 tackles (98 solo).
John Offerdahl 1990 Miami Dolphins Score NFL Football Trading Card #235
His 1972 Topps Card - 6 interceptions, 132 return yards and a interception return touchdown against the Cardinals
Charlie Waters 1972 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Card
Roger Staubach 1979 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Trading Card #400
His 1971 Topps card - started all 14 games for Oakland and made the Pro Bowl as the back-up center for the AFC.
Jim Otto 1971 Oakland Raiders Topps NFL Football Card #151
The 1990 card Honoring the induction of Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker Jack Lambert into the Hall of Fame.
Jack Lambert 1990 Hall of Fame Class Proset Football Card #27
One of the toughest tacklers in NFL History - played 15 seasons for 4 different teams.
Ronnie Lott 1991 San Francisco 49ers Score Football Card
1990 Fleer - Hall of Fame Jackie Slater was named to his 7th and final Pro Bowl.
Jackie Slater 1990 LA Rams Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #45
Started all 14 games for the Raiders leading them to an AFL Western Division title and a trip to the AFL title game. 22 touchdown passes and 2516 passing yards.
Daryle Lamonica 1970 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Trading Card #50
A picture of YA Tittle and his 1962 Topps card, his second season as a New York Giant. That year, with a 12-2 record, he led the Giants to a Eastern Division title and the NFL Championship game against Green Bay.
YA Tittle 1962 New York Giants Topps Football Card
His third year in the league. Led the Steelers in scoring with 117 points - that ranked 3rd in NFL.
The back of the above card states:
The AFC's leading scorer in 1983, Gary was accorded ALL-Pro recognition last season. He saw action in the Pro Bowl Game at Honolulu, 1-29-14, and booted a 43-yard Field Goal during the Classic.
Gary Anderson 1984 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps Football Card
John Offerdahl and his 1990 Topps card. Started all 16 regular season games and one playoff contest at left inside linebacker in 1990 ... Finished the season as the team's leading tackler with 116 tackles (98 solo), a sack an interception and a forced fumble . . It marked the third time in his five-year career that he has recorded 100 or more tackles in a season.
John Offerdahl 1990 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Trading Cards #321
Walter advanced from 8th to 6th in Steelers' history in career Rushing Yardage in 1987. His 24 Receptions last season advanced him from 20th to 16th in club history with 138 catches.
Walter Abercrombie 1988 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps Football Card #146
The second-year defensive end from from Florida on his 1990 Score card. Was 2nd on the Bears team in sacks with 10 and was also credited with 82 tackles.
Trace Armstrong 1990 Chicago Bears Score Football Card #209
1991 was his 14th of 17 seasons in the NFL. It was also the offensive tackle's 2nd All Pro selection of his career.
Mike Kenn 1991 Atlanta Falcon Pro Set Football Card #428
A custom Len Dawson created for the Stars of the American Football League set.
Len Dawson 2023 Stars of the American Football League #1
Big Doug and his 1961 Fleer card. In 1961 he was named to his 5th straight Pro Bowl. He had 8 during his career.
Doug Atkins 1961 Chicago Bears Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #9
Hall of Fame Offensive Guard Larry Little and his 1978 Topps card - his 12th year in the league started 15 games and was named 2nd Team All Pro.
Larry Little 1978 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #322
After leading the Raiders to a 12-4 mark, an AFC West Division title and a trip to the AFC Championship he was named the 1990 NFL Coach of the Year.
Art Shell 1991 Los Angeles Raiders Pro Set 1990 Coach of the Year Football Card #4
His 1961 "Rookie Card" from Topps, though actually his second season in the NFL after being named Rookie of the Year in 1960. In 1961 led the Lions with 45 catches, 956 yards, a 21.2 YPC and 6 touchdowns.
Gail Cogdill 1961 Detroit Lions Topps NFL Football Trading Card #32
Dick Butkus 2018 Panini Classics Legends #109
His 11th year with Oakland, 1970 saw the first season of the NFL/AFL merger and Otto was named 1st-Team All Pro.
Jim Otto 1970 Oakland Raiders Topps NFL Football Card #116
1977 Topps Card #2 showing off the NFL's 1976 Reception Leaders. Drew Pearson was first in the NFC with 58 catches while MacArthur Lane was the AFC's best with 66.
Drew Pearson & MacArthur Lane, 1976 League Reception Leaders | 1977 Topps Card #2
His 1980 Topps Card - The last season of his 14-year Hall of Fame career. Slowed down by injuries sustained in the previous year he only played 5 games. Still, 5 All Pro Teams, 5 Pro Bowl selections and 2 Super Bowls mark his time as one of the NFL's finest offensive lineman of the 1970s.
Larry Little 1980 Miami Dolphins Topps Football Card #406
Pro Set Honors the 1990 Hall of Fame inductee after a 15-year NFL career that included 4 All Pro Seasons and 8 Pro Bowl selections.
Ted Hendricks 1990 Pro Set Hall of Fame Football Card #26
From 1965 - That year his Raiders finished 2nd in the AFL's Western Division as he was named the 1st Team All-League Center.
Jim Otto 1965 Oakland Raiders Topps Card
1962 Topps - Big Doug Atkins was 32 years old in his 10th year in the NFL but still made the Pro Bowl and was credited with 10½ sacks.
Doug Atkins 1962 Chicago Bears Topps NFL Football Trading Card #21
Packers Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Nitschke going strong after 11years on his 1968 Topps card. Started all 14 games.
Ray Nitschke, 1968 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #157
His 1990 Score Card - his 7th season in the NFL and 3rd with the Redskins.
Wilber Marshall 1990 Washington Redskins Score NFL Football Trading Card #70
Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame offensive tackle Rayfield Wright on his 1974 Topps Card. Started 13 games as was named to the Pro Bowl.
Rayfield Wright 1974 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Trading Card #54
While featured as a member of the Bears, in 1987 he was traded to the New England Patriots just before the start of the season. Only played 1 game and that was a victory over the Oilers with the strike replacement team.
Doug Flutie 1987 Chicago Bears Topps Football Card #45
His 1979 Topps card and 13th season in the NFL. Started all 16 games.
Gene Upshaw 1979 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #260
From the back of his 1991 Pro Set Legends Football Card:
Fourth on the NFL's All-Time receiving list - and tops among tight ends - former Brown's star retired following 1990 season with 662 career catches for 7980 yards and 47 touchdowns .. Starter for all his 13 seasons with Cleveland (1978-1990). he was best known for his sure hands and leadership... Didn't fumble in the last 557 career catches ... Browns club receiving leader easily outdistancing number two on the list (Gary Collins, who had exactly half of Newsome's total)... Three-time Pro Bowl pick who didn't miss a single non-strike game his entire career...Remains with the Brown's front office as a member of the scouting staff.
Ozzie Newsome 1991 Pro Set Legends Football Trading Cards #699
Steelers quarterback Bubby Brister in 1990 on his Score Trading card.
Bubby Brister 1990 Pittsburgh Steelers Score NFL Football Trading Card #166
The Giants Frank Gifford on his 1956 Topps card - In 1956 the Giants defeated the Chicago Bears for the NFL Title and Frank Gifford was a big part of it. Leading the league with 1422 Total Yards from Scrimmage he was named to his second straight All Pro Team and his 4th consecutive Pro Bowl.
Frank Gifford 1956 New York Giants Topps NFL Football Card #53
His Topps trading card from 1972 when he was named the NFL MVP and the Offensive Player of the Year.
Larry Brown 1972 Topps Card
Honored for the previous season's Pro Bowl selection here is Joe Theismann on his 1983 Topps card. Theismann did even better this year taking the Redskins to Super Bowl XVIII and earning an All Pro selection.
Joe Theismann 1983 Washington Redskins Topps Pro Bowl Card #199
A custom trading card of Hall of Fame linebacker Sam Huff who played for the Giants and Redskins.
Sam Huff 2024 NFL Players Through The Ages #3
George Blanda on his 1968 Topps card - as a backup quarterback threw 6 touchdown passes and as a kicker was perfect connecting on 54 extra-point attempts while scoring 117 points in the AFL. All this when he was 41 years old.
George Blanda 1968 Oakland Raiders Topps AFL Football Trading Card #142
1975 - his 9th year in the league. Started 10 games before suffering a broken toe against the Colts in week 10. The Dolphins finished 10-4 and failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 6 seasons.
Bob Griese 1975 Miami Dolphins Topps NFL Football Trading Card #100
His 1961 Fleer Card. That was his 2nd year in the AFL, making both the AFL All Star and All-AFL Teams.
Ron Mix San Diego Chargers | 1961 Fleer Football Card
The 1965 Topps Trading Card of Houston Oilers All-League receiver Charley Hennigan
Charlie Hennigan 1965 Topps Card
49er Veteran Offensive lineman Randy Cross on his 1980 Topps card.
Randy Cross 1980 San Francisco 49er Topps NFL Football Trading Card #123
Joe Namath 1967 Topps Football Card
Ladd's 1965 Topps Trading card. By 1965 he had played in 5 AFL All Star Games.
Ernie Ladd 1965 Topps Card
His last year with the Saints after being the team's leading receiver for their first 6 years in play. Was traded to the 49ers after 2 games in 1973.
Danny Abramowicz 1973 New Orleans Saints Topps Football Card #383
A 1990 Pro Bowl selection after posting 143 tackles in 1989.
Karl Mecklenburg 1990 Pro Bowl Selection, Pro Set Card #355
His Topps card from 1975 - but as with the previous year, he wasn't with the team he was featured with. Al Davis of the Raiders gave up not 1 but 2 1st-round draft picks to get him away from Green Bay. And while he only started 5 games he had 2 interceptions, 5 sacks and a safety. He would remain a Raider for the next 9 years.
Ted Hendricks 1975 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Trading Card #315
Had another solid season in 1990 - led the Broncos with 57 catches and 926 yards. Also scored a total of 5 touchdowns. 4 receiving and 1 on the ground.
Mark Jackson 1990 Denver Broncos Topps NFL Football Trading Card #41
His 12th year in the NFL, 1959 was his last season as a Pro Bowler. He led Pittsburgh to a 6-5-1 record, passed for 1986 yards and 20 touchdowns.
Bobby Layne 1959 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps Football Card
Started 10 games for the Redskins and was credited with 7 wins while sharing time with Sonny Jurgensen.
Billy Kilmer 1974 Washington Redskins Topps NFL Trading Card #58
All Pro Honors in 1990 on a Bills team that advanced all the way to the Super Bowl that year.
Cornelius Bennett 1990 Buffalo Bills Score NFL Football Trading Card #256
From the back of his 1990 Score card:
Carl, who has great strength and mobility, topped the Giants defense with 77 solo tackles in 89 and finished second on the team with 97 total tackles. He also led the Giants with seven forced fumbles and had 4 sackas. In '87, Carl wa All-Pro and a starter in the Pro Bowl Game when he had a career-high nine sacks.
Carl Banks New York Giants 1990 Score Football Trading Card #91
Cardinal quarterback Neil Lomax and his 1988 Topps card. His 8th and final year in the NFL he won 7 of the 14 games he started passing for 3395 yards and 20 touchdowns.
Neil Lomax 1988 Phoenix Cardinals Topps NFL Football Trading Card #249
In 1957 he was headed into his 5th year in the NFL. Started all 12 games and made his 3rd straight All Pro selection.
Roosevelt Brown 1957 New York Giants Topps Football Card #11
The 1991 Pro Set Trading card of Washington Redskins running back Gerald Riggs. 1991 was Riggs 10th and final year in the NFL.
Gerald Riggs on the 1991 Washington Redskins Pro Set Card
From the disastrous season of 1980 - the year of the A'ints. New Orleans went 1-15 on the year.
Archie Manning 1980 New Orleans Saints Topps Card #93
His 1989 Topps card - missed season due to a shoulder injury suffered during the pre-season.
Andre Tippett 1989 New England Patriots NFL Football Trading Card #196
Fullback Mac Arthur Lane and his 1974 Topps card. After three years in Green Bay, 1974 was his final season as a Packer. He was the #2 rusher (362 yards) and #2 pass receiver (34 receptions) for the Packers that year.
Macarthur Lane 1974 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #90
Lions Hall of Famer Lem Barney and his 1970 Topps card. Played 13 games and had 7 interceptions with 2 returned for touchdowns. Also averaged 10.4 yards a return on 25 punt returns, one of those was a 61-yard score against the Bengals,
Lem Barney 1970 Detroit Lions Topps NFL Football Trading Card #75
Redskins linebacker Wilber Marshall and his 1991 Fleer card. Started every game of the season as the Redskins beat the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI. 5½ sacks and 5 interceptions including a 55-yard interception return against Phoenix.
Wilber Marshall 1991 Washington Redskins Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #390
Much heralded in his younger years in the AFL the former Heisman Award winner had moved to a quieter role with Oakland by 1967. Nevertheless he was chosen All-AFL this season after 32 catches and 10 touchdowns.
Billy Cannon 1967 Oakland Raiders Topps Football Card #109
Despite not playing in 1974 he had a Topps card made for him.
Ken Bowman 1974 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #4
Warren Moon 1990 Score Hot Gun #317
The Baltimore Colts leading rusher for 1962 with 470 yards - Pro Bowler Lenny Moore on his Topps Card for that year.
Lenny Moore 1962 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #2
Mostly known for his time with the Green Bay Packers, Dickey was actually a third round pick of the Houston Oilers in 1971. He spent 4 seasons there. This is his 1974 Topps Card.
Lynn Dickey 1974 Houston Oilers Topps Card
Johnny Unitas 1995 Tombstone Pizza Classic Quarterback Football Card Series #12
He entered the 1980 NFL season with a then NFL record 112 straight games with a reception. He extended that streak all the way to the season's final game against Dallas when he left the game during the 1st half with an injury and did not return. Earned the 4th Pro Bowl of his career.
Harold Carmichael 1980 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #420
His 1980 Topps card - An All Pro season he was 2nd in the league with 1460 yards rushing. Averaged 4.6 yards a carry and had 6 TD on the ground.
Walter Payton 1980 Chicago Bears Topps NFL Trading Card #160
Ted Hendricks 1974 Topps Football Card. The significance is that it's from 1974 - the year he was traded to the Green Bay Packers. He had a great year making 5 interceptions, scoring a safety and being named All-Pro.
Ted Hendricks 1974 Topps Football Card
Warren Moon graces the Houston Oilers Topps Team Leaders card. Printed in 1988 is lists the Teams leaders of the 1987 season as well as the schedule and results.
Warren Moon 1988 Houston Oilers Topps Team Leaders Card #102
Colts workhorse Tom Matte and his 1968 Topps card. Had a fine year leading the Colts with 662 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns.
Tom Matte 1968 Baltimore Colts Topps Football Trading Card #178
After 6 Pro Bowls and 3 All Pro Seasons 1979 was his 10th and final season in Miami. Suffered a season-ending knee injury after 9 games.
Jim Langer 1979 Miami Dolphins Topps Football Card #425
Celebrating his All Pro selection from the previous season on this 1974 Topps card. 1974 would be his last year as a Dolphin. In 1975 he joined the the Memphis Southmen of the upstart WFL and by 1976 he would rejoin the Browns who had originally drafted him in 1964.
Paul Warfield 1974 Miami Dolphins Topps All Pro Card #128
In 1961 he made the Pro Bowl while leading the league 1144 receiving yards (17.9 YPC) and 13 touchdown catches. His 64 catches ranked #4 as well.
Tommy McDonald 1961 Philadelphia Eagles Topps NFL Football Trading Card #96
Named to the 1990 All Madden Team. His 9th year in the NFL he had 194 touches, 871 Total Yards and 13 touchdowns.
Marcus Allen 1990 Los Angeles Raiders Action Packed All Madden Team Football Card #28
The Hall of Fame runner was honored in the 2009 Topps Mayo Card set.
Jim Brown Cleveland 2009 Browns Topps Mayo Cut Plug Football Card #123
Representing his 16th year in the NFL. He was 37 years old. Staring 9 games he passed for 1694 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Jim Hart 1981 St. Louis Cardinals Football Card
His 1990 Score. While he hadn't broken the starting lineup yet in San Francisco, he was still regarded as one of the league's top back-up QBs.
Steve Young 1990 San Francisco 49ers Score NFL Football Trading Card #145
Marv Woodson on his 1969 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps Football Card #155
From the 1990 edition of NFL Pro Set Football cards - The Bears Hall of Fame linebacker was named to his 8th consecutive Pro Bowl in 1990.
Mike Singletary 1990 Chicago Bears NFL Pro Set Football Card #57
After 6 seasons with Chicago he was traded to Philadelphia for QB Jack Concannon in 1967. Slowed down by injuries he only started 6 games.
Mike Ditka 1967 Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Brand Football Card #29
After 9 seasons with the Patriots Drew Bledsoe joined the Buffalo Bills in 2002 and ended up with a Pro Bowl year leading the Bills to 8 victories.
Drew Bledsoe 2002 Buffalo Bills Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #76
1990 Score Card - His 11th year in the NFL. Named to his 9th All Pro Team and 10th Pro Bowl.
Anthony Munoz 1990 Cincinnati Bengals Score NFL Football Trading Card #178
Jets defensive end Gerry Philbin and his 1969 Topps Card - named AFL All-League in 1969.
Gerry Philbin 1969 New York Jets AFL Football Trading Card #262
A custom-designed card of Jim Brown from 2024 NFL Players Through the Decades
Jim Brown 2024 NFL Players Through the Decades #1
His last of 4 seasons with the Bills and his 15th in the NFL, 1992 was a solid year for the future Hall of Famer - 51 catches, 786 yards, 15.4 YPC and 6 touchdowns.
James Lofton 1992 Buffalo Bills Topps Stadium Club Football Card #385
Featured in the 1988 Topps Team Leaders set he would have a career year during this season. Earning All Pro Honors he was named the league MVP as he led his Bengals all the way to a showdown against the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIII
Boomer Esiason 1988 Topps Bengals Team Leaders Card #339
1975 Larry Little Topps Card with the Miami Dolphins
Larry Little 1975 Topps Card
Pro Bowler Jacob Green and his 1990 Seattle Seahawks card - started all 16 games, registered 12.5 sacks.
Jacob Green 1990 Seattle Seahawks Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #301
The former 1st round of the Falcons in 1986 was entering his 3rd season in Pro Football in 1988. He would lead Atlanta with 111 tackles.
This back of this 1988 Topps card states:
"In his first NFL game Tony led the Falcons with 9 tackles in a 31-10 win at New Orleans, 9/7/1986. Last season he was credited with 38 tackles, 34 assists and 2 QB sacks for losses totalling 11 yards, 1 forced fumble & 1 fumble recovery. Tony won the Lombardi Trophy, symbolic of the best collegiate lineman as a senior at the University of Oklahoma."
Tony Casillas 1988 Atlanta Falcons Topps NFL Football Card #391
Dan Marino 1995 Miami Dolphins Skybox NFL Football Trading Card #84
His 1992 Upper Deck Card.
Keith Jackson 1992 Philadelphia Eagles Upper Deck Football Card
The New Orleans star QB of the 70s is featured in the 1991 Dominos Pizza-Upper Deck Quarterback Challenge Card set.
Archie Manning 1991 Dominos Pizza-Upper Deck Quarterback Challenge Football Trading Card #40
1969 - His 5th year with the Chiefs. 2nd on the team in catches with 41 grabs and #1 in receiving yardage - 696. His 7 touchdowns were a team best to that year.
Otis Taylor 1969 Kansas City Chiefs Topps AFL football trading Card #191
In 1991 he left the 49ers and and joined the Raiders through. Had an outstanding season leading the league with 8 interceptions, making the Pro Bowl for the 10th time and the All Pro Team for the 6th time.
Ronnie Lott 1991 Los Angeles Raiders Pro Set Football Card #546
George Rogers 1982 New Orleans Saints Topps NFL Football Card #410
His 1972 Topps card. This was his 7th year in the league and his 6th consecutive Pro Bowl appearence.
Tom Mack 1972 Los Angeles Rams Topps Football Card #337
1990 Score - Had a another great season making his 8th straight Pro Bowl. Led the Bears with 151 tackles. Registered 20 against the Broncos in Week 11 and 17 against the Raiders in Week 4. Registered 11 stops twice - in Week 12 against the Vikings and in Week 14 against the Redskins. Named Walter Payton Man of the Year as well.
Mike Singletary 1990 Chicago Bears Score NFL Football Trading Card #3
Even though Dan Towler didn't play in 1956, Topps had a card for him. In 56 he retired to become the full-time pastor of the Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church of Pasadena, California. But during the 6 seasons he played he had a 5.2 lifetime YPC average, led the NFL in rushing once, rushing touchdowns twice, went to 4 Pro Bowls and left the Rams as their All-Time leading rusher.
Dan Towler 1956 Los Angeles Rams Topps Football Card #90
1973 Topps - while his card states he was in Baltimore he was traded to Oakland before the start of the season for tight end Raymond Chester. Played 12 games for the Raiders that season and had 4 sacks.
Bubba Smith 1973 Baltimore Colts Topps Football Trading Card #155
Don Maynard 1973 New York Jets Topps Football Card
Drafted out of Oklahoma in the 3rd round. Had 695 All-Purpose yards as a Rookie. That includes 228 yards receiving on 9 catches - a 25.3 yards-per-catch average. Scored 3 Touchdowns.
Tommy McDonald 1957 Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Card
Printed in 1991 this Pro Set Card honored Dan Marino's 3563 passing yards in 1990. An NFL record at the time it was his 7th consecutive 3,000+ yard-passing season - he would actually extend that record 2 more years through 1991 and 1992.
Dan Marino 1991 Pro Set Milestone Football Card #13
Roger Staubach 2008 Topps Commemorative Card
By 1991 he was making his presence known as an up-and-coming linebacker of the NFL. His 1991 numbers - an interception, a sack, 2 fumble recoveries and 76 tackles.
Bill Romanowski 1991 San Francisco 49ers Topps Stadium Club NFL Football Card #394
In 1978 Topps celebrated the Cowboys NFC Championship win over the Vikings in 1977 with quarterback Roger Staubach on this card, Dallas would go on to defeat the Broncos in Super Bowl X.
1978 Roger Staubach on Topps #166 1977 NFC Championship Game
Bears legend Dan Hampton and his 1990 Score card. 1990 was his last of a 12-year Career that would eventually lead to a Hall of Fame induction in 2002.
Dan Hampton 1990 Chicago Bears Score NFL Football Trading Card #201
After 7 seasons, 2 Championships and 2 All Pro selections with the Detroit Lions he was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1960 expansion draft. Instead of reporting to the Cowboys he chose to retire from Pro Football.
Charlie Ane 1960 Dallas Cowboys Topps NFL Football Card #37
Earned a spot in the Topps 1972 "Pro Action" set for his efforts as a Jets Rookie in 1971 when he picked up 769 yards rushing and ended up with a 4.3 YPC average.
John Riggins 1972 New York Jets Topps Pro Action Football Card #126
His 1967 Topps Football Card. That year, his 8th in professional football, he was named to the All AFL team as well as the All-Star teams.
Ron Mix - 1967 Topps Trading Card
One of the NFL's most versatile players of his era, he is honored on the 2008 Leaf Limited Set, card #200. He punted, returned kicks and played Defensive Back - as was among the NFL's best at all of them. Led the league in punting 3 times and was among the top 10 ball hawks 4 times. Still ranks in the Top 5 for numerous Detroit Lion franchise records including #3 in Career Interceptions (50) and #2 in Punting Average in a Season (48.9 in 1963). Hall of Fame Inductee in 1979.
Yale Lary 2008 Leaf Limited Spotlight Legend Cards #200
Danny finished his 9-year career with San Francisco in 1974.
Danny Abramowicz 1974 San Francisco 49ers Topps Card
On his 1990 Score card - his 5th year in the league. 4 interceptions, a sack and a safety and Pro Bowl appearance.
David Fulcher 1990 Cincinnati Score NFL Football Trading Card #183
Los Angeles Rams Pass Rushing Legend Deacon Jones and his 1970 year series Topps Trading Card
1970 Deacon Jones Topps Trading Card
Ron Yary on his 1973 Topps card. His 5th year in the league he made his 2nd consecutive Pro Bowl and All Pro teams in 1973.
Ron Yary 1973 Minnesota Vikings Topps Football Card #510
His 1960 Topps Card
Milt Plum 1960 Cleveland Browns Topps Card
The former Tulane star joined the Patriots in 1960 and is shown here on his 1961 Fleer card. Listed as a linebacker he actually played guard and was selected to the AFL All League Team.
Tony Sardisco 1961 Boston Patriots Fleer AFL Football Trading Card #185
His 10th and final season as a Packer - 123 regular season games plus 6 post season.
Ken Bowman 1973 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #446
1983 - his 10th year with the Patriots. In the strike shortened season of 8 games had an interception, a fumble recovery and a sack.
Steve Nelson 1983 New England Patriots Topps Card
Mike Webster 1980 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Card #350
Joe Theismann 1989 Washington Redskins Pro Set Football Card
From the Topps 1959 set - It was the Hall of Famers 12th season in the NFL. Rushed for 602 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Joe Perry 1959 San Francisco 49ers Topps Football Card #80
Bernie Kosar on the cover of Game Day Magazine for the 1987 Game against the Saints
Bernie Kosar 1987 Game Day Magazine
In 1980 he was in his 3rd year with the Browns and his 10th year in the league. He was still in his primary role as 3rd down back catching passes out of the backfield and had 27 catches, 383 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns to his credit.
Calvin Hill 1980 Cleveland Browns Topps NFL Football Trading Card #9
Keith Jackson's 1992 Pro Set Card.
Keith Jackson 1992 Pro Set Card
From 1982 - Archie's last year with the Saints.
Archie Manning 1982 New Orleans Saints Topps Football Card #408
The Steelers Ernie Stautner on his 1959 Topps card - his 10th year in the NFL he was named to his 7th Pro Bowl.
Ernie Stautner 1959 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #69
From 1976 when he was selected to the Pro Bowl and named All Pro.
Jack Youngblood 1976 Topps Wonder Bread All Stars Football Card
Saints receiver Danny Abramowicz and his 1970 Topps card - The Saints top receiver that year with 55 catches, 906 yards and 5 touchdowns. Those 55 catches were also third best in the NFL.
Danny Abramowicz 1970 Topps NFL Football Trading Card #215
The Steelers kicker had another fine year in 1990 - led Pittsburgh with 92 points. 20 of 25 field goals made and 32 xtra-points.
Gary Anderson 1990 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #182
Honored in the 1992 Topps Stadium Legends Set. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977. 16 years in the NFL, 5 NFL Championships.
Bart Starr 1992 Topps Stadium Club Football Legends Card
After coaching a couple seasons in the USFL he was offered the head coaching job with the Houston Oilers. His first season ended with a 9-7 record and a Wildcard spot in AFC Post Season play.
Jack Pardee 1990 Houston Oilers Head Coach NFL Pro Set Trading Card #127
Broncos running back Floyd Little and his 1972 Topps card. Lead the Broncos in rushing with 859 yards.
Floyd Little 1972 Denver Broncos Topps NFL Football Trading Card #50
The 1991 Fleer card for Barry Sanders - the #2 Leading Rusher with 1548 rushing yards.
Barry Sanders 1991 Detroit Lions Score Football Trading Card #20
Gerry Philbin 2024 NFL Players Through The Ages #3
On his 1991 Pro Set card. By the '91 season the former All Pro was nearing the end of his 11-year span with the Raiders and his playing time had been quite limited. He only had 63 carries and a total of just 78 touches all together.
By 1993 he would would find new life with the Chiefs.
Marcus Allen 1991 LA Raiders Pro Set Football Trading Card #541
His 1993 Topps card. It was his 8th season in the NFL and his 3rd as a Cowboy. He started 14 games and had a pair of sacks.
Tony Casillias 1993 Dallas Cowboys Topps Trading Card
From the 1965 Topps set. He led the AFL again with 85 catches. Was named to the AFL All League team as well as the AFL West All-Star team.
Lionel Taylor 1965 Denver Broncos Topps Card #65
Bruce Smith was included in the Upper Deck 1995 Collector's Choice set.
Bruce Smith 1995 Buffalo Bills Upper Deck Collectors Choice Trading Card #107
Colts linebacker Mike Curtis on his 1969 Topps card. His 5th year in the NFL
Mike Curtis 1969 Baltimore Colts Topps NFL Football Trading Card #229
1992 AFC Pro Bowl Safety Steve Water on his Pro Set Trading Card from that Year
Steve Atwater 1992 Denver Broncos Pro Set Card
The great Jack Lambert on his 1984 Topps card. After 6 All-Pro selections and 9 Pro Bowls 1984 was his last season in the NFL. Only started 3 games due a Turf Toe injury.
Jack Lambert 1984 Pittsburgh Steelers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #167
