1979 Topps Football Cards, page 6
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1979 Topps | 126 | Jimmy Allen | Detroit Lions | defensive back | Pierce College, UCLA | Allen's nickname was "Spiderman." | ||
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1979 Topps | 127 | Alfred Jenkins | Atlanta Falcons | wide receiver | Morris Brown | |||
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1979 Topps | 128 | Arthur Whittington | Oakland Raiders | running back | SMU | Rookie card | ||
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1979 Topps | 129 | Norm Thompson | Baltimore Colts | defensive back | Utah | |||
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1979 Topps | 130 | Pat Haden | Los Angeles Rams | quarterback | USC | |||
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1979 Topps | 131 | Freddie Solomon | San Francisco 49ers | wide receiver | Tampa | |||
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1979 Topps | 132 | Bears Team Leaders | ||||||
| Gary Fencik | Chicago Bears | defensive back | Yale | ||||||
| Alan Page | Chicago Bears | defensive tackle | Notre Dame | College Hall of Fame 1993, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1988, Vikings Ring of Honor 1998 | |||||
| Walter Payton | Chicago Bears | running back | Jackson State | College Hall of Fame 1996, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1993 | |||||
| James Scott | Chicago Bears | wide receiver | Trinity Valley Community College | ||||||
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1979 Topps | 133 | Mark Moseley | Washington Redskins | kicker | Stephen F. Austin, Texas A and M | Commanders Ring of Fame | Moseley led the NFL with 25 field goals in 1979. | |
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1979 Topps | 134 | Cleo Miller | Cleveland Browns | running back | Arkansas-Pine Bluff | |||
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1979 Topps | 135 | Ross Browner | Cincinnati Bengals | defensive end | Notre Dame | Outland Trophy 1976 | Rookie card Browner placed fifth in voting for the Heisman Trophy in 1977. See the Gallery's page of football cards of Heisman candidates. |
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1979 Topps | 136 | Don Calhoun | New England Patriots | running back | Kansas State | |||
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1979 Topps | 137 | David Whitehurst | Green Bay Packers | quarterback | Furman | Rookie card Whitehurst's son, Charlie Whitehurst, also played in the NFL. |
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1979 Topps | 138 | Terry Beeson | Seattle Seahawks | linebacker | Kansas | |||
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1979 Topps | 139 | Ken Stone | St. Louis Cardinals | defensive back | Vanderbilt | Rookie card This is Stone's rookie card, though it was his seventh season in the NFL. |
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1979 Topps | 140 | Brad Van Pelt | New York Giants | linebacker | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 2001, Giants Ring of Honor 2011 | ||
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1979 Topps | 141 | Wesley Walker | New York Jets | wide receiver | California | Jets Ring of Honor 2012 | ||
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1979 Topps | 142 | Jan Stenerud | Kansas City Chiefs | kicker | Montana State | Chiefs Hall of Fame 1992, Packers Hall of Fame 1991, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1991 | ||
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1979 Topps | 143 | Henry Childs | New Orleans Saints | tight end | Kansas State | Saints Hall of Fame 1994 | ||
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1979 Topps | 144 | Otis Armstrong | Denver Broncos | running back | Purdue | College Hall of Fame 2012 | ||
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1979 Topps | 145 | Dwight White | Pittsburgh Steelers | defensive end | North Texas | Steelers Hall of Honor 2020 | ||
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1979 Topps | 146 | Steve Wilson | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | center | Georgia | Rookie card Wilson played 10 seasons in the NFL, all with the Buccaneers. He was the last original Buccaneer to play for the team. |
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1979 Topps | 147 | Tom Skladany | Detroit Lions | punter | Ohio State | Rookie card Two of Skladany's uncles, Joe Skladany and Leo Skladany, also played in the NFL. His brother, another Joe Skladany, played for the USFL's Arizona Wranglers in 1982. |
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1979 Topps | 148 | Lou Piccone | Buffalo Bills | wide receiver | West Liberty State | |||
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1979 Topps | 149 | Monte Johnson | Oakland Raiders | linebacker | Nebraska | |||
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1979 Topps | 150 | Joe Washington | Baltimore Colts | running back | Oklahoma | College Hall of Fame 2005 | Washington led the NFL with 82 receptions in 1979. | |