1989 Score football card of former quarterback Doug Flutie, who had a long pro career in the old USFL, Canadian Football League and the NFL. After winning the Heisman Trophy playing for Boston College, he joined Donald Trump’s New Jersey Generals in the USFL. After that league folded, Flutie played briefly, and rather unsuccessfully, in the NFL with Chicago and New England. He then moved to the CFL, where he enjoyed an eight year stint with three different teams, winning three Grey Cup championships. That success sparked a comeback in the NFL, where he played eight more seasons, mostly for Buffalo and San Diego. He was a Pro Bowler and NFL Comeback Player of The Year in 1998 with the Bills. Flutie currently works as an analyst on college football broadcasts.