1979 Topps Football Cards, page 16

Image Set #Card Title/Players Pro Team Position College Honors Notes Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards
1979 Topps Colts Team Leaders 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
1979 Topps Bob Avellini 1979 Topps 377 Bob Avellini Chicago Bears quarterback Maryland
1979 Topps Jeff Siemon 1979 Topps 378 Jeff Siemon Minnesota Vikings linebacker Stanford College Hall of Fame 2006
1979 Topps Roland Hooks 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.
1979 Topps Russ Francis 1979 Topps 380 Russ Francis New England Patriots tight end Oregon Francis was also a professional wrestler.
1979 Topps Roger Wehrli 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
1979 Topps Joe Fields 1979 Topps 382 Joe Fields New York Jets center Rutgers-Camden, Widener
1979 Topps Archie Manning 1979 Topps 383 Archie Manning New Orleans Saints quarterback Mississippi College Hall of Fame 1989, Saints Hall of Fame 1988
1979 Topps Rob Lytle 1979 Topps 384 Rob Lytle Denver Broncos running back Michigan College Hall of Fame 2015
1979 Topps Thomas Henderson 1979 Topps 385 Thomas Henderson Dallas Cowboys linebacker Langston
1979 Topps Morris Owens 1979 Topps 386 Morris Owens Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Arizona State
1979 Topps Dan Fouts 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.
1979 Topps Chuck Crist 1979 Topps 388 Chuck Crist San Francisco 49ers defensive back Penn State
1979 Topps Ed O'Neil 1979 Topps 389 Ed O'Neil Detroit Lions linebacker Penn State Rookie card
1979 Topps Earl Campbell 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.
1979 Topps Randy Grossman 1979 Topps 391 Randy Grossman Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Temple
1979 Topps Monte Jackson 1979 Topps 392 Monte Jackson Oakland Raiders defensive back San Diego State Jackson's younger brother, Terry Jackson, also played in the NFL.
1979 Topps John Mendenhall 1979 Topps 393 John Mendenhall New York Giants defensive tackle Grambling
1979 Topps Dolphins Team Leaders 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
1979 Topps Isaac Curtis 1979 Topps 395 Isaac Curtis Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver California, San Diego State Bengals Ring of Honor 2022
1979 Topps Mike Bragg 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.
1979 Topps Doug Plank 1979 Topps 397 Doug Plank Chicago Bears defensive back Ohio State
1979 Topps Mike Barnes 1979 Topps 398 Mike Barnes Baltimore Colts defensive end, defensive tackle Miami Florida
1979 Topps Calvin Hill 1979 Topps 399 Calvin Hill Cleveland Browns running back Yale
1979 Topps Roger Staubach 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.