College Hall Of Fame Football Cards, page 43
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1961 Topps | 91 | Sam Huff | New York Giants | linebacker | West Virginia | College Hall of Fame 1980, Commanders Ring of Fame , Giants Ring of Honor 2010, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1982 | ||
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1961 Topps | 94 | Charley Conerly Leads Giants for 13th Year | Error card Name misspelled "Charlie." |
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| Charley Conerly | New York Giants | quarterback | Mississippi | College Hall of Fame 1966, Giants Ring of Honor 2010 | |||||
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1961 Topps | 96 | Tommy McDonald | Philadelphia Eagles | end, halfback | Oklahoma | College Hall of Fame 1985, Eagles Honor Roll 1988, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1998 | McDonald led the NFL with 1144 receiving yards and 13 receiving touchdowns in 1961. | |
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1961 Topps | 101 | Chuck Bednarik | Philadelphia Eagles | center, defensive tackle | Pennsylvania | College Hall of Fame 1969, Eagles Honor Roll 1987, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1967 | ||
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1961 Topps | 104 | Bobby Layne | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1968, Pride of the Lions 2009, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1967, Steelers Hall of Honor 2017 | ||
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1961 Topps | 107 | Buddy Dial | Pittsburgh Steelers | end | Rice | College Hall of Fame 1993, Steelers Hall of Honor 2018 | Rookie card | |
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1961 Topps | 113 | Bobby Layne Sets New Passing Record | ||||||
| Bobby Layne | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1968, Pride of the Lions 2009, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1967, Steelers Hall of Honor 2017 | |||||
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1961 Topps | 116 | John David Crow | St. Louis Cardinals | halfback | Texas A and M | College Hall of Fame 1976, Heisman Trophy 1957 | PSA 8 | |
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1961 Topps | 123 | Ralph Guglielmi | Washington Redskins | quarterback | Notre Dame | College Hall of Fame 2001 | ||
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1961 Topps | 125 | Don Bosseler | Washington Redskins | fullback | Miami Florida | College Hall of Fame 1990 | PSA 9 | |
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1961 Topps | 146 | Billy Cannon | Houston Oilers | halfback | LSU | College Hall of Fame 2008, Heisman Trophy 1959 | Cannon was the MVP of the first AFL Championship game, played on January 1, 1961. Cannon's Houston Oilers beat the Los Angeles Chargers, 24-16. | |
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1961 Topps | 175 | Babe Parilli | Boston Patriots | quarterback | Kentucky | College Hall of Fame 1982, Patriots Hall of Fame 1993 | PSA 9 | |
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1961 Topps | 191 | Bud McFadin | Denver Broncos | defensive tackle | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1983 | PSA 9 | |
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1961 Topps CFL | 20 | Joe Kapp | Calgary Stampeders | quarterback | California | Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1984, College Hall of Fame 2004 | ||
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1961 Topps CFL | 30 | John Bright | Edmonton Eskimos | halfback | Drake | Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1970, College Hall of Fame 1984 | ||
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1961 Topps CFL | 39 | Jackie Parker | Edmonton Eskimos | quarterback | Mississippi | Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1971, College Hall of Fame 1976 | ||
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1961 Topps CFL | 125 | Leo Lewis | Winnipeg Blue Bombers | halfback | Lincoln University | Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1973, College Hall of Fame 2005 | ||
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1962 Fleer | 2 | Ron Burton | Boston Patriots | halfback | Northwestern | College Hall of Fame 1990 | ||
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1962 Fleer | 4 | Babe Parilli | Boston Patriots | quarterback | Kentucky | College Hall of Fame 1982, Patriots Hall of Fame 1993 | ||
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1962 Fleer | 19 | Richie Lucas | Buffalo Bills | quarterback, halfback | Penn State | College Hall of Fame 1986 | ||
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1962 Fleer | 26 | Jimmy Saxton | Dallas Texans | halfback | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1996 | Rookie card Saxton finished third in voting for the 1961 Heisman Trophy, behind Ernie Davis and Bob Ferguson. |
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1962 Fleer | 27 | Chris Burford | Dallas Texans | end | Stanford | Chiefs Hall of Fame 1975, College Hall of Fame 1995 | Burford led the AFL with 12 touchdown receptions in 1962. | |
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1962 Fleer | 30 | E.J. Holub | Dallas Texans | linebacker, center | Texas Tech | Chiefs Hall of Fame 1976, College Hall of Fame 1986 | Rookie card Holub played ten seasons of pro football, all with the Texans/Chiefs franchise. |
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1962 Fleer | 41 | Bud McFadin | Denver Broncos | defensive tackle | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1983 | ||
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1962 Fleer | 47 | Billy Cannon | Houston Oilers | halfback | LSU | College Hall of Fame 2008, Heisman Trophy 1959 | ||