Rookie Football Cards, page 58
Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1966 Topps | 114 | Gus Otto | Oakland Raiders | linebacker | Missouri | Rookie card Otto returned two interceptions for touchdowns in 1965. That tied him with teammate Dave Grayson for most in the AFL. Otto's two touchdowns were his only scores in an 8-year career with the Raiders. |
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1966 Topps | 122 | John Farris | San Diego Chargers | guard | San Diego State | Rookie card Farris's middle name is Speed. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 2 | Junior Coffey | Atlanta Falcons | halfback | Washington | Rookie card | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 4 | Randy Johnson | Atlanta Falcons | quarterback | Texas A and M - Kingsville | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 5 | Lou Kirouac | Atlanta Falcons | guard, kicker | Boston College | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 6 | Billy Martin | Atlanta Falcons | end | Georgia Tech | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 7 | Tommy Nobis | Atlanta Falcons | linebacker | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1981, Falcons Ring of Honor 2004, Outland Trophy 1965 | Rookie card The Falcons chose Nobis with the first overall pick in the 1966 NFL draft. See the Gallery's First Overall Draft Picks page. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 8 | Jerry Richardson | Atlanta Falcons | defensive back | West Texas State | Rookie card | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 9 | Marion Rushing | Atlanta Falcons | linebacker | Southern Illinois | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 16 | Ordell Braase | Baltimore Colts | defensive end | South Dakota | Rookie card, double print | nm | ||
1967 Philadelphia | 17 | Alvin Haymond | Baltimore Colts | defensive back | Southern | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 19 | Lenny Lyles | Baltimore Colts | defensive back | Louisville | Rookie card Lyles had the longest kickoff returns in the NFL in 1958 and 1960: 103 and 97 yards, respectively. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 30 | Dick Gordon | Chicago Bears | end | Michigan State | Rookie card, double print Gordon had a 10-year NFL career with the Bears, Los Angeles Rams, Green Bay Packers, and San Diego Chargers. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 43 | Leroy Kelly | Cleveland Browns | running back | Morgan State | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1994 | Rookie card | ||
1967 Philadelphia | 47 | John Wooten | Cleveland Browns | guard | Colorado | College Hall of Fame 2012 | Rookie card | ||
1967 Philadelphia | 54 | Lee Roy Jordan | Dallas Cowboys | linebacker | Alabama | College Hall of Fame 1983, Cowboys Ring of Honor 1989 | Rookie card, double print | ||
1967 Philadelphia | 56 | Dave Manders | Dallas Cowboys | center | Michigan State | Rookie card | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 58 | Dan Reeves | Dallas Cowboys | halfback, coach | South Carolina | Rookie card | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 67 | Mike Lucci | Detroit Lions | linebacker | Tennessee | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 69 | Tom Nowatzke | Detroit Lions | fullback | Indiana | Rookie card, double print | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 71 | Karl Sweetan | Detroit Lions | quarterback | Wake Forest | Rookie card | |||
1967 Philadelphia | 80 | Dave Robinson | Green Bay Packers | linebacker | Penn State | College Hall of Fame 1997, Packers Hall of Fame 1982, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2013 | Rookie card, double print | ||
1967 Philadelphia | 81 | Bob Skoronski | Green Bay Packers | tackle | Indiana | Packers Hall of Fame 1976 | Rookie card This is Skoronski's rookie card; it was issued in his 10th year in the NFL. He played 11 seasons altogether, all with the Packers. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 95 | Clancy Williams | Los Angeles Rams | defensive back | Washington State | Rookie card, double print Williams played eight seasons for the Rams. His son, Clarence Williams III, played for the Cleveland Browns in 1993. |
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1967 Philadelphia | 102 | Dale Hackbart | Minnesota Vikings | defensive back | Wisconsin | Rookie card, double print Hackbart played for the CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1965. |