Classic Sports Card of The Day

November 12, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1998 Bowman football card of former wide receiver Randy Moss. This was Moss’s rookie card, printed in his first year in the NFL, playing for the team that drafted him, the Minnesota Vikings. He played 14 seasons in the NFL, half of them for the Vikings and was a seven-time Pro Bowler and a member … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

November 11, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

Today’s Classic Sports Card of The Day is actually four football cards – a 1959 Topps card of split end/back R.C. Owens, a 1961 Fleer card of fullback J.D. Smith, a 1954 Bowman card of quarterback Y.A. Tittle and a 1962 Topps card of fullback C.R. Roberts. Together, this quartet formed the famous “All Alphabet” … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

November 8, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1972 Topps football card of former NFL quarterback Bill Nelsen, who played 10 seasons in the league for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. He was known mostly for his toughness as he lasted as long as he did despite suffering numerous serious knee injuries. He had limited success in 5 years with a lowly … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

November 5, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1972 Topps football card of former Oakand Raider safety George Atkinson, who played ten seasons of pro football. He was an American Football League All Star in his first 2 years, 1968 and ’69, and was a solid and dependable player in the Raiders’ secondary for a decade, helping them win a Super Bowl in … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 29, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1973 Topps football card of former NFL running back Eugene “Mercury” Morris, who played eight seasons in the league, seven of them for the Miami Dolphins. He was part of Miami’s three-headed backfield monster, along with Jim Kiick and Larry Csonka, and was the speedy outside running threat of the trio. He was a three … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 25, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1961 Fleer football card of former pro football fullback Jack Spikes, who played eight solid seasons in the American Football League, mostly for the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs franchise. He helped the Texans win the AFL title in 1962, and played in the 1966 league championship, between the Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, which decided which … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 22, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1954 Bowman football card of former pro football defensive back Warren Lahr, who played 11 seasons for the Cleveland Browns in both the old All America Football Conference and the National Football League. He is second in Browns’ franchise history in career interceptions, was a four-time All Pro and helped the club win 4 championships. … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 18, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1989 ProSet football card of former pro football coach Chuck Knox, a long-time NFL coaching stalwart who guided the Los Angeles Rams (2 different stays), Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks. A three-time NFL Coach of The Year, he guided all 3 of those franchises to playoff status, but never had much success once in the … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 15, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1989 Score football card of former pro football wide receiver Mark Jackson, who enjoyed a nine year career in the NFL, mostly with the Denver Broncos. Along with teammates Vance Johnson and Ricky Nattiel, Jackson was part of a Bronco receiving corps nicknamed “The Three Amigos”. He was a favorite target of Denver Hall of Fame … Read More

Classic Sports Card of The Day

October 11, 2015By adminClassic Sports Card of the Day

1954 Bowman football card of former pro football lineman Francis “Bucko” Kilroy, who had a long 13 year career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Kilroy was a three-time Pro Bowler and was named to the NFL’s All Decade team for the 1940s. When his playing days ended, he stayed in the game, first becoming an assistant coach … Read More