Randall Cunningham

Image Gallery of Randall Cunningham, Quarterback 1985-2001

10 years in Philadelphia, Randal Cunningham was a 2nd-round draft pick in 1985 out of UNLV. Passed for 22,857 yards and 150 touchdowns as a Eagle. Here he is lined up behind center David Alexander who played 9 seasons for the Eagles himself.

Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham keeps the ball and goes up high over a pair of Giants defenders. In his 11 seasons in Philadelphia Cunningham rushed for 4482 yards and 32 touchdowns - both of those marks are 6th best in the Eagles franchise record books.

2 of the NFL top players in the 80s & 90s - Eagles Pro Bowler QB Randal Cunningham and All Pro Tight End Keith Jackson (#88).

11-years as an Eagle, passed for almost 22,900 yards and 150 touchdowns.

With the Minnesota Vikings for 3 seasons, Randall Cunningham was named to the 1st-Team All-Pro in 1998.

Randall Cunningham spent 1 season with the Dallas Cowboys.

Randall Cunningham scrambles against the Giants

Randall Cunningham Football Cards

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.

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.

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.