Wide Receiver Football Cards, page 14
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1973 Topps | 101 | Mike Siani | Oakland Raiders | wide receiver | Villanova | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 113 | Speedy Thomas | Cincinnati Bengals | wide receiver | Utah | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 128 | Bill Van Heusen | Denver Broncos | punter, wide receiver | Maryland | Van Heusen had a 78-yard punt in 1973, longest in the NFL. | ||
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1973 Topps | 131 | Billy Parks | Dallas Cowboys | wide receiver | Long Beach State | Rookie card Though this card shows him with the Cowboys, Parks played for the Houston Oilers in 1973. |
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1973 Topps | 151 | Ron Jessie | Detroit Lions | wide receiver | Kansas | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 161 | Margene Adkins | New Orleans Saints | wide receiver | Henderson Junior College | Rookie card Adkins returned 43 kickoffs for 1020 yards in 1972--both NFL highs. The Saints traded him to the New York Jets before the beginning of the 1973 season. |
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1973 Topps | 197 | George Farmer | Chicago Bears | wide receiver | UCLA | |||
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1973 Topps | 209 | Ed Bell | New York Jets | wide receiver | Idaho State | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 230 | Harold Jackson | Los Angeles Rams | wide receiver | Jackson State | Jackson led the NFL with 13 touchdown catches in 1973. | ||
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1973 Topps | 236 | Charley Taylor | Washington Redskins | wide receiver | Arizona State | Commanders Ring of Fame , Pro Football Hall of Fame 1984 | Error card Name misspelled "Charlie." |
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1973 Topps | 248 | Earl McCullouch | Detroit Lions | wide receiver | USC | |||
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1973 Topps | 257 | Ben Hawkins | Philadelphia Eagles | wide receiver | Arizona State | |||
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1973 Topps | 274 | Bob Hayes | Dallas Cowboys | wide receiver | Florida A and M | Cowboys Ring of Honor 2001, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2009 | ||
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1973 Topps | 281 | Wes Chesson | Atlanta Falcons | wide receiver | Duke | Rookie card The Falcons traded Chesson to the Philadelphia Eagles five games into the 1973 season. |
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1973 Topps | 297 | Mel Gray | St. Louis Cardinals | wide receiver | Missouri | |||
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1973 Topps | 305 | Ron Shanklin | Pittsburgh Steelers | wide receiver | North Texas | |||
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1973 Topps | 323 | Richard Caster | New York Jets | wide receiver | Jackson State | |||
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1973 Topps | 336 | Bob Chandler | Buffalo Bills | wide receiver | USC | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 347 | Sam Havrilak | Baltimore Colts | wide receiver | Bucknell | Rookie card According to Wikipedia, Havrilak was the first NFL player "to complete a pass, catch a pass and take a handoff in a Super Bowl." He did it in Baltimore's win in Super Bowl V against the Dallas Cowboys. |
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1973 Topps | 354 | Ken Burrough | Houston Oilers | wide receiver | Texas Southern | |||
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1973 Topps | 359 | Gene Washington | Minnesota Vikings | wide receiver | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 2011 | This card shows Washington still with the Vikings, but the Vikings traded him to the Denver Broncos before the start of the 1973 season. | |
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1973 Topps | 375 | Gary Garrison | San Diego Chargers | wide receiver | San Diego State | Chargers Hall of Fame 1985 | ||
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1973 Topps | 379 | Jim O'Brien | Baltimore Colts | kicker, wide receiver | Cincinnati | |||
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1973 Topps | 391 | Rich Houston | New York Giants | wide receiver | Texas A and M - Commerce | Rookie card | ||
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1973 Topps | 405 | Frank Pitts | Cleveland Browns | wide receiver | Southern | Rookie card |