New England Patriots Football Cards, page 14
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1976 Topps | 166 | Allen Carter | New England Patriots | running back | USC | Rookie card | ||
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1976 Topps | 188 | Steve Zabel | New England Patriots | tight end | Oklahoma | |||
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1976 Topps | 224 | Tony McGee | New England Patriots | defensive tackle | Bishop | |||
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1976 Topps | 253 | Bill Lenkaitis | New England Patriots | guard, center | Penn State | |||
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1976 Topps | 284 | Ron Bolton | New England Patriots | defensive back | Norfolk State | |||
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1976 Topps | 324 | Darryl Stingley | New England Patriots | wide receiver | Purdue | |||
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1976 Topps | 348 | Julius Adams | New England Patriots | defensive tackle | Texas Southern | Adams's son, Keith Adams, played for the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, and Cleveland Browns. | ||
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1976 Topps | 376 | Steve Grogan | New England Patriots | quarterback | Kansas State | Patriots Hall of Fame 1995 | Rookie card Grogan ran for 12 touchdowns in 1976, breaking the NFL record for most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback. John Lujack and Tobin Rote held the record previously, each with 11. |
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1976 Topps | 402 | Bob Howard | New England Patriots | defensive back | Cal Poly, San Diego State | |||
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1976 Topps | 434 | Sam Cunningham | New England Patriots | running back | USC | College Hall of Fame 2010, Patriots Hall of Fame 2010 | ||
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1976 Topps | 466 | New England Patriots checklist | New England Patriots | |||||
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1976 Topps | 499 | Randy Vataha | New England Patriots | wide receiver | Stanford, Golden West College | |||
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1976 Topps | 518 | Prentice McCray | New England Patriots | defensive back | Arizona State | Rookie card | ||
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1977 Topps | 14 | Sam Adams | New England Patriots | guard, tackle | Prairie View | Adams's son, also named Sam Adams, played for the Seattle Seahawks, Baltimore Ravens, Oakland Raiders, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, and Denver Broncos. | ||
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1977 Topps | 38 | Bill Lenkaitis | New England Patriots | guard, center | Penn State | |||
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1977 Topps | 50 | Mike Haynes | New England Patriots | defensive back | Arizona State | College Hall of Fame 2001, Patriots Hall of Fame 1994, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1997 | Rookie card | |
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1977 Topps | 64 | Randy Vataha | New England Patriots | wide receiver | Stanford, Golden West College | As a co-owner of the Boston Breakers, Vataha was a founder of the United States Football League in 1983. | ||
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1977 Topps | 88 | Bob Howard | New England Patriots | defensive back | Cal Poly, San Diego State | |||
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1977 Topps | 139 | Julius Adams | New England Patriots | defensive tackle | Texas Southern | |||
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1977 Topps | 165 | Steve Grogan | New England Patriots | quarterback | Kansas State | Patriots Hall of Fame 1995 | ||
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1977 Topps | 188 | Leon Gray | New England Patriots | tackle | Jackson State | Patriots Hall of Fame 2019 | Rookie card | |
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1977 Topps | 216 | New England Patriots team checklist | New England Patriots | |||||
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1977 Topps | 229 | Sam Cunningham | New England Patriots | running back | USC | College Hall of Fame 2010, Patriots Hall of Fame 2010 | ||
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1977 Topps | 251 | Russ Francis | New England Patriots | tight end | Oregon | Francis set the national high school record for the javelin in 1971. The record stood for 17 years. | ||
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1977 Topps | 272 | Prentice McCray | New England Patriots | defensive back | Arizona State |