1958 Topps football card of former NFL quarterback Eddie LeBaron, who stood tall in his life despite his small stature. He began his pro career with the Washington Redskins in 1950, but had to leave the team to serve in the Marine Corps in the Korean War, where he earned the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart. LeBaron returned to the Redskins and became their starting quarterback, earning the nickname “The Little General” because of his 5’7″ height and his military service. In 1960, LeBaron was acquired by Tom Landry to become the first quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys. He remained there until retiring as a player in 1963. An elusive scrambler, he was named to the Pro Bowl four times. He worked as a CBS football telecast broadcaster after retiring, and later served as general manager and vice president of the Atlanta Falcons from 1977 until 1985.