1964 Philadelphia Football Cards

1  2  3  Next >>

Image	Set	#	Card Title/Players	Pro Team	Position	College	Honors	Notes	Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards
	1964 Philadelphia	1	Raymond Berry	Baltimore Colts	end	SMU	Pro Football Hall of Fame 1973, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002	Double print	ex
	1964 Philadelphia	5	Jim Martin	Baltimore Colts	linebacker, kicker	Notre Dame	College Hall of Fame 1995	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	8	Jim Parker	Baltimore Colts	guard, tackle	Ohio State	College Hall of Fame 1974, Outland Trophy 1956, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1973, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002	Double print	nm+
	1964 Philadelphia	12	John Unitas	Baltimore Colts	quarterback	Louisville	Pro Football Hall of Fame 1979, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	14	Colts Play of the Year					Double print Before coaching, Shula was a defensive back for the Cleveland Browns, Colts, and Washington Redskins.	nm oc
			Don Shula	Baltimore Colts	coach	John Carroll	Dolphins Honor Roll 1996, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1997
	1964 Philadelphia	21	Bennie McRae	Chicago Bears	defensive back, halfback	Michigan		Rookie card, double print	nm
	1964 Philadelphia	22	Johnny Morris	Chicago Bears	halfback	UC Santa Barbara		Double print Morris led the NFL with 93 receptions and 1200 receiving yards in 1964.	nm-mt
	1964 Philadelphia	23	Richie Petitbon	Chicago Bears	defensive back, coach	Tulane	Commanders Ring of Fame	Double print	nm
	1964 Philadelphia	25	Roosevelt Taylor	Chicago Bears	defensive back	Grambling		Rookie card, double print
	1964 Philadelphia	26	Bill Wade	Chicago Bears	quarterback	Vanderbilt		Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	28	Bears Play of the Year					Double print
			George Halas	Chicago Bears	coach, end	Illinois	Pro Football Hall of Fame 1963
	1964 Philadelphia	30	Jim Brown	Cleveland Browns	fullback	Syracuse	Browns Ring of Honor 2010, College Hall of Fame 1995, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	32	Vince Costello	Cleveland Browns	linebacker	Ohio		Double print Costello was the defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins in 1974, and for the Kansas City Chiefs in 1975 and 1976.	nm
	1964 Philadelphia	34	Bill Glass	Cleveland Browns	defensive end	Baylor	College Hall of Fame 1985	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	38	Frank Ryan	Cleveland Browns	quarterback	Rice		Double print Ryan threw three touchdown passes to Gary Collins in the 1964 NFL Championship game against the Colts. The Browns won, 27-0. It was the last time the Browns won a league championship.	vg-ex
	1964 Philadelphia	42	Browns Play of the Year					Double print Collier was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1987. See the Gallery's Almost Hall of Famers page.
			Blanton Collier	Cleveland Browns	coach	Georgetown (Kentucky)
	1964 Philadelphia	47	Cornell Green	Dallas Cowboys	defensive back	Utah State		Rookie card, double print Green played 13 years in the NFL, all for the Cowboys.
	1964 Philadelphia	53	Don Perkins	Dallas Cowboys	halfback	New Mexico	Cowboys Ring of Honor 1976	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	56	Cowboys Play of the Year					Double print
			Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	defensive back, coach	Texas	Cowboys Ring of Honor 1993, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1990
	1964 Philadelphia	57	Terry Barr	Detroit Lions	defensive back	Michigan		Double print	exmt
	1964 Philadelphia	59	Gail Cogdill	Detroit Lions	end	Washington State		Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	62	Yale Lary	Detroit Lions	defensive back	Texas A and M	Pride of the Lions 2009, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1979	Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	65	Earl Morrall	Detroit Lions	quarterback	Michigan State		Double print
	1964 Philadelphia	70	Lions Play of the Year					Double print Wilson's son, George Wilson Jr., played for the Miami Dolphins. See the Gallery's Fathers and Sons page for cards of other fathers and sons who played professional football.	nm
			George Wilson Sr.	Detroit Lions	end, coach	Northwestern
	1964 Philadelphia	71	Herb Adderley	Green Bay Packers	defensive back	Michigan State	Packers Hall of Fame 1981, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1980	Rookie card, double print, error card Philadelphia misspelled Adderley's name "Adderly" in all four of its sets from 1964 to 1967.

1  2  3  Next >>