Rookie Football Cards, page 70

Image Set #Card Title/Players Pro Team Position College Honors Notes Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards
1971 Topps Mercury Morris 1971 Topps 91 Mercury Morris Miami Dolphins running back West Texas State Rookie card
1971 Topps Ron Berger 1971 Topps 107 Ron Berger New England Patriots defensive end Wayne State Rookie card
1971 Topps Dan Sullivan 1971 Topps 108 Dan Sullivan Baltimore Colts guard Boston College Rookie card
1971 Topps George Kunz 1971 Topps 109 George Kunz Atlanta Falcons tackle Notre Dame Rookie card nm
1971 Topps Ken Houston 1971 Topps 113 Ken Houston Houston Oilers defensive back Prairie View Commanders Ring of Fame , Pro Football Hall of Fame 1986, Titans Ring of Honor 1999 Rookie card

Houston set an NFL record by returning four interceptions for touchdowns in 1971. Jim Kearney, Eric Allen, and DaRon Bland have since tied that record.
1971 Topps Willie Lanier 1971 Topps 114 Willie Lanier Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Morgan State Chiefs Hall of Fame 1985, College Hall of Fame 2000, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1986 Rookie card
1971 Topps Errol Linden 1971 Topps 117 Errol Linden New Orleans Saints tackle Houston Rookie card
1971 Topps Garo Yepremian 1971 Topps 121 Garo Yepremian Miami Dolphins kicker Rookie card

On Christmas Day, 1971, Yepremian kicked a field goal to end the longest game in NFL history, an AFC divisional playoff game between the Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs. The Dolphins won, 27-24, in double-overtime.
1971 Topps Glen Condren 1971 Topps 122 Glen Condren Atlanta Falcons defensive tackle Oklahoma Rookie card nm
1971 Topps Johnny Roland 1971 Topps 123 Johnny Roland St. Louis Cardinals fullback Missouri College Hall of Fame 1998 Rookie card
1971 Topps Dave Herman 1971 Topps 124 Dave Herman New York Jets guard Michigan State Rookie card
1971 Topps Mike Phipps 1971 Topps 131 Mike Phipps Cleveland Browns quarterback Purdue College Hall of Fame 2006 Rookie card

Phipps won the Big Ten's MVP award, the Chicago Tribune Silver Football, in 1969.
1971 Topps MacArthur Lane 1971 Topps 135 MacArthur Lane St. Louis Cardinals running back Utah State Rookie card
1971 Topps Virgil Carter 1971 Topps 140 Virgil Carter Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Brigham Young Rookie card
1971 Topps Joe Dawkins 1971 Topps 141 Joe Dawkins Houston Oilers running back Wisconsin Rookie card
1971 Topps Steve Preece 1971 Topps 142 Steve Preece Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Oregon State Rookie card
1971 Topps Mike Bragg 1971 Topps 143 Mike Bragg Washington Redskins punter Richmond Rookie card
1971 Topps Cedrick Hardman 1971 Topps 149 Cedrick Hardman San Francisco 49ers defensive end North Texas Rookie card
1971 Topps Terry Bradshaw 1971 Topps 156 Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Louisiana Tech College Hall of Fame 1996, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1989, Steelers Hall of Honor 2017 Rookie card

The Steelers chose Bradshaw with the first overall pick in the 1970 NFL draft. See the Gallery's First Overall Draft Picks page.
PSA 6 mc, PSA 5, PSA 4, PSA 3, PSA 2
1971 Topps Ted Vactor 1971 Topps 159 Ted Vactor Washington Redskins defensive back Nebraska Rookie card
1971 Topps Alvin Reed 1971 Topps 169 Alvin Reed Houston Oilers tight end Prairie View Rookie card
1971 Topps Adrian Young 1971 Topps 174 Adrian Young Rookie card, error card

The player pictured on this card is Rick Duncan, not Adrian Young. Duncan played for the Eagles in 1968, and somehow he ended up on a card in 1971. For more football cards that picture the wrong player, see the Gallery's Mistaken Identities page.
Rick Duncan Philadelphia Eagles kicker, punter Montana State-Billings
Adrian Young Philadelphia Eagles linebacker USC
1971 Topps Preston Pearson 1971 Topps 177 Preston Pearson Pittsburgh Steelers running back Illinois Rookie card
1971 Topps Mike Battle 1971 Topps 179 Mike Battle New York Jets defensive back USC Rookie card

Battle returned 40 kickoffs in 1970, most in the NFL.
1971 Topps Herman Weaver 1971 Topps 183 Herman Weaver Detroit Lions punter Tennessee Rookie card

Weavr played 7 seasons for the Lions and 4 for the Seattle Seahawks.