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2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by Players 212 Different Players/Team Cards; 205 Players and 7 Team Cards (No Players on them) 5 Players with 6 Cards or less TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Aaron Rodgers 26 0 0 26 Adrian Peterson 48 22 0 26 22 Ahman Green 47 47 0 47 Akrum Wadley 78 78 0 2 76 Alabama Crimson Tide 1 0 0 1 Allen Lazard 79 79 0 3 76 Alvin Kamara 256 234 22 61 173 22 Ameer Abdullah 112 112 0 112 Andrew Luck 42 16 0 26 16 Anthony Miller 140 78 18 44 2 76 16 2 Archie Manning 16 16 0 16 Auden Tate 79 79 0 3 76 Baker Mayfield 487 384 58 45 152 4 152 76 56 2 Barry Sanders 96 70 0 26 32 22 16 Barry Switzer 178 178 0 178 Billy Sims 82 56 0 26 56 Bo Jackson 58 32 0 26 32 Bo Scarbrough 79 79 0 3 76 Bradley Chubb 44 0 0 44 Bradley Roby 16 0 16 16 Braxton Miller 112 112 0 112 Brett Favre 42 16 0 26 16 Brett Hundley 16 0 16 16 Brian Bosworth 143 117 0 26 117 Brian Urlacher 31 31 0 31 Bubba Smith 1 1 0 1 Calvin Ridley 258 155 59 44 3 76 76 56 3 Carlos Hyde 72 56 16 56 16 Carson Palmer 47 47 0 47 Carson Wentz 61 61 0 61 Champ Bailey 112 112 0 112 Charles White 133 133 0 117 16 Charles Woodson 32 32 0 16 16 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by College TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Chase Litton 77 77 0 1 76 Chip Kelly 112 112 0 112 Chris Spielman 82 56 0 26 56 Chris Weinke 62 62 0 62 Christian Kirk 295 232 19 44 4 152 76 16 3 Christian McCaffrey 33 6 1 26 6 1 Clay Matthews 57 31 0 26 31 Clinton Portis 112 112 0 112 Cody Kessler 97 97 0 97 Courtland Sutton 291 230 17 44 152 2 76 16 1 Cris Carter 42 16 0 26 16 DaeSean Hamilton 79 79 0 3 76 Dak Prescott 281 255 0 26 194 61 Dalvin Cook 16 0 16 16 Dan Marino 60 34 0 26 18 16 Danny Wuerffel 61 61 0 61 Dante Pettis 98 79 19 3 76 16 3 David Njoku 81 81 0 81 Deion Sanders 31 31 0 31 Denard Robinson 61 61 0 61 Denzel Ward 44 0 0 44 Deon Cain 177 158 19 6 152 16 3 Deontay Burnett 79 79 0 3 76 Derek Carr 62 62 0 62 Derrick Henry 77 77 0 61 16 Derrius Guice 410 308 58 44 76 4 152 76 56 2 Derwin James 44 0 0 44 DeSean Jackson 63 63 0 16 47 Deshaun Watson 221 189 32 16 173 32 Desmond Howard 16 16 0 16 Devin Hester 62 62 0 62 Devonta Freeman 47 47 0 47 Dick Butkus 16 16 0 16 DJ Chark Jr. 218 156 18 44 4 152 16 2 DJ Moore 141 78 19 44 2 76 16 3 Doug Baldwin 6 6 0 6 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by College TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Doug Flutie 62 62 0 62 Earl "Dutch" Clark 1 1 0 1 Earl Campbell 48 48 0 32 16 Ed Reed 26 0 0 26 Eddie George 159 133 0 26 133 Edgerrin James 87 87 0 87 Emmitt Smith 16 16 0 16 Eric Dickerson 47 47 0 47 Ezekiel Elliott 104 77 0 27 16 61 Fran Tarkenton 58 32 0 26 16 16 Frank Gore 73 47 0 26 47 Garrison Hearst 56 56 0 56 Gary Beban 16 16 0 16 Georgia BullDogs 1 0 0 1 Greg Olsen 128 112 16 112 16 Greg Pruitt 60 60 0 60 Hayden Hurst 97 78 19 2 76 16 3 Herschel Walker 139 112 0 27 64 32 16 Hines Ward 112 112 0 112 J.T. Barrett 79 79 0 3 76 Jameis Winston 149 149 0 88 61 James Laurinaitis 62 56 6 56 6 James Lofton 56 56 0 56 James Washington 372 310 18 44 76 6 152 76 16 2 Jared Goff 87 87 0 87 Jason Witten 32 32 0 31 1 Jay Ajayi 61 61 0 61 Jaylen Samuels 97 78 19 2 76 16 3 Jeremy Shockey 112 112 0 112 Jerry Rice 16 16 0 16 Jim Kelly 16 16 0 16 Jim McMahon 31 31 0 31 Jim Plunkett 204 178 0 26 178 Jimbo Fisher 112 112 0 112 J'Mon Moore 87 79 8 3 76 6 2 Joe Bellino 28 28 0 12 16 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by College TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Joe Namath 42 16 0 26 16 Joe Washington 61 36 25 36 25 Joey Bosa 47 47 0 47 John Brodie 56 56 0 56 John Elway 59 32 0 27 32 John Hannah 32 32 0 32 John Kelly 167 158 9 6 152 6 3 Johnny Majors 56 56 0 56 Johnny Rodgers 16 16 0 16 Jordan Howard 61 61 0 61 Josh Adams 77 77 0 1 76 Josh Allen 488 386 58 44 152 6 152 76 56 2 Josh Rosen 448 384 19 45 152 4 152 76 16 3 JuJu Smith-Schuster 159 122 37 61 61 37 Julio Jones 113 87 0 26 87 Justin Jackson 78 78 0 2 76 Kalen Ballage 98 79 19 3 76 16 3 Kamryn Pettway 154 154 0 2 76 76 Kareem Hunt 92 61 31 61 31 Keenan Allen 98 98 0 61 37 Keith Jackson 56 56 0 56 Kerryon Johnson 173 154 19 2 76 76 16 3 Kirby Smart 56 56 0 56 Kurt Benkert 79 79 0 3 76 Kyle Lauletta 16 0 16 16 Lamar Jackson 255 152 59 44 76 76 56 3 Lawrence Taylor 22 22 0 16 6 Leonard Fournette 113 77 35 1 16 61 35 Le'Veon Bell 128 112 16 112 16 Lincoln Riley 56 56 0 56 Luke Falk 98 79 19 3 76 16 3 Marcell Ateman 79 79 0 3 76 Marcus Allen 170 128 16 26 112 16 16 Marcus Dupree 61 61 0 61 Marcus Mariota 32 32 0 32 Mark Andrews 78 78 0 2 76 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by College TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Mark Ingram 16 16 0 16 Mark Walton 19 0 19 16 3 Marqise Lee 16 0 16 16 Marshall Faulk 128 112 16 112 16 Mason Rudolph 446 384 18 44 76 4 152 152 16 2 Matthew Stafford 31 31 0 31 Maurice Jones-Drew 87 87 0 87 Melvin Gordon 61 61 0 61 Miami Hurricanes 1 0 0 1 Michael Gallup 86 78 8 2 76 6 2 Michael Irvin 42 16 0 26 16 Mike Ditka 31 31 0 31 Mike Garrett 116 116 0 116 Mike Rozier 16 16 0 16 Mike Singletary 31 31 0 31 Mike White 94 77 17 1 76 16 1 Mitchell Trubisky 105 77 28 16 61 28 Nelson Agholor 53 47 6 47 6 Nic Shimonek 78 78 0 2 76 Nick Chubb 489 386 59 44 152 6 152 76 56 3 Nick Foles 104 103 1 87 16 1 Nick Perry 16 0 16 16 Nick Saban 27 0 0 27 Nyheim Hines 219 156 19 44 4 152 16 3 Ohio State Buckeyes 1 0 0 1 Oklahoma Sooners 1 0 0 1 Ozzie Newsome 56 56 0 56 Patrick Mahomes II 222 189 33 16 173 33 Peyton Manning 66 39 0 27 32 6 1 Randy Moss 16 16 0 16 Randy White 56 56 0 56 Rashaad Penny 370 307 19 44 152 3 76 76 16 3 Ray Lewis 58 32 0 26 32 Red Grange 1 1 0 1 Reggie Wayne 82 82 0 82 Richard Sherman 16 16 0 16 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2018 Flawless Collegiate Football - Card Totals by College TOTALS Auto and Auto/Relics Relic Auto College All Auto and Relic Auto Auto Auto Jumbo Gems Multi Jumbo Cards Auto Relics Only Only Logo Relic Logo Player Ricky Williams 32 32 0 16 16 Riley Ferguson 77 77 0 1 76 Rob Gronkowski 150 144 6 16 112 16 6 Robert Foster 79 79 0 3 76 Rod Woodson 112 112 0 112 Roger Staubach 68 68 0 16 36 16 Ronald Jones II 370 307 19 44 76 3 76 152 16 3 Ronnie Lott 57 31 0 26 31 Roquan Smith 44 0 0 44 Royce Freeman 98 79 19 3 76 16 3 Russell Wilson 26 0 0 26 Sam Bradford 26 0 0 26 Sam Darnold 435 386 4 45 76 6 152 152 1 3 Saquon Barkley 440 386 9 45 152 6 152 76 6 3 Simmie Cobbs Jr.
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