1979 Topps Football Cards, page 16
Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1979 Topps | 376 | Colts Team Leaders | ||||||
Roger Carr | Baltimore Colts | wide receiver | Louisiana Tech | ||||||
John Dutton | Baltimore Colts | defensive tackle, defensive end | Nebraska | ||||||
Norm Thompson | Baltimore Colts | defensive back | Utah | ||||||
Joe Washington | Baltimore Colts | running back | Oklahoma | College Hall of Fame 2005 | |||||
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1979 Topps | 377 | Bob Avellini | Chicago Bears | quarterback | Maryland | |||
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1979 Topps | 378 | Jeff Siemon | Minnesota Vikings | linebacker | Stanford | College Hall of Fame 2006 | ||
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1979 Topps | 379 | Roland Hooks | Buffalo Bills | running back | North Carolina State | Hooks scored 4 touchdowns in one half of a 1979 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. That tied the NFL record set by Jim Brown in 1962. Remarkably, he did it in his first 4 carries of the game. The record has since been tied by Chuck Muncie, Eric Dickerson, Shaun Alexander, Priest Holmes, and Doug Martin. | ||
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1979 Topps | 380 | Russ Francis | New England Patriots | tight end | Oregon | Francis was also a professional wrestler. | ||
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1979 Topps | 381 | Roger Wehrli | St. Louis Cardinals | defensive back | Missouri | Cardinals Ring of Honor 2007, College Hall of Fame 2003, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2007 | ||
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1979 Topps | 382 | Joe Fields | New York Jets | center | Rutgers-Camden, Widener | |||
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1979 Topps | 383 | Archie Manning | New Orleans Saints | quarterback | Mississippi | College Hall of Fame 1989, Saints Hall of Fame 1988 | ||
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1979 Topps | 384 | Rob Lytle | Denver Broncos | running back | Michigan | College Hall of Fame 2015 | ||
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1979 Topps | 385 | Thomas Henderson | Dallas Cowboys | linebacker | Langston | |||
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1979 Topps | 386 | Morris Owens | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | wide receiver | Arizona State | |||
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1979 Topps | 387 | Dan Fouts | San Diego Chargers | quarterback | Oregon | Chargers Hall of Fame 1993, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1993 | Fouts led the NFL with 4082 passing yards in 1979. | |
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1979 Topps | 388 | Chuck Crist | San Francisco 49ers | defensive back | Penn State | |||
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1979 Topps | 389 | Ed O'Neil | Detroit Lions | linebacker | Penn State | Rookie card | ||
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1979 Topps | 390 | Earl Campbell | Houston Oilers | running back | Texas | College Hall of Fame 1990, Heisman Trophy 1977, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1991, Titans Ring of Honor 1999 | Rookie card The Oilers chose Campbell with the first overall pick in the 1978 NFL draft. See the Gallery's First Overall Draft Picks page. |
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1979 Topps | 391 | Randy Grossman | Pittsburgh Steelers | tight end | Temple | |||
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1979 Topps | 392 | Monte Jackson | Oakland Raiders | defensive back | San Diego State | Jackson's younger brother, Terry Jackson, also played in the NFL. | ||
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1979 Topps | 393 | John Mendenhall | New York Giants | defensive tackle | Grambling | |||
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1979 Topps | 394 | Dolphins Team Leaders | ||||||
Vern Den Herder | Miami Dolphins | defensive end | Central College | College Hall of Fame 1996 | |||||
Tim Foley | Miami Dolphins | defensive back | Purdue | ||||||
Duriel Harris | Miami Dolphins | wide receiver | New Mexico State | ||||||
Delvin Williams | Miami Dolphins | running back | Kansas | ||||||
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1979 Topps | 395 | Isaac Curtis | Cincinnati Bengals | wide receiver | California, San Diego State | Bengals Ring of Honor 2022 | ||
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1979 Topps | 396 | Mike Bragg | Washington Redskins | punter | Richmond | Bragg and Bob Grupp tied for the NFL's longest punt in 1979. Each had a 74-yarder. | ||
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1979 Topps | 397 | Doug Plank | Chicago Bears | defensive back | Ohio State | |||
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1979 Topps | 398 | Mike Barnes | Baltimore Colts | defensive end, defensive tackle | Miami Florida | |||
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1979 Topps | 399 | Calvin Hill | Cleveland Browns | running back | Yale | |||
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1979 Topps | 400 | Roger Staubach | Dallas Cowboys | quarterback | New Mexico Military Institute, Navy | College Hall of Fame 1981, Cowboys Ring of Honor 1983, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1985 | Staubach led the NFL with a 92.3 passer rating in 1979. |