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APBA 1976 Football Season Card Set the Following Players Comprise the 1976 Season APBA Football Player Card Set APBA 1976 Football Season Card Set The following players comprise the 1976 season APBA Football Player Card Set. The regular starters at each position are listed first and should be used most frequently. Realistic use of the players below will generate statistical results remarkably similar to those from real life. IMPORTANT: When a Red "K" appears in the R-column as the result on any kind of running play from scrimmage or on any return, roll the dice again, refer to the K-column, and use the number there for the result. When a player has a "K" in his R-column, he can never be used for kicking or punting. If the symbol "F-K" or "F-P" appears on a players card, it means that you use the K or P column when he recovers a fumble. BALTIMORE BUFFALO CINCINNATI CLEVELAND OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: Roger Carr Wide Receiver: Bob Chandler Wide Receiver: Billy Brooks Wide Receiver: Reggie Rucker Glenn Doughty John Holland TC OC Isaac Curtis Paul Warfield Freddie Scott OC Emmett Edwards John McDaniel Ricky Feacher TB OB Ricky Thompson Bob Gaddis TC OC Chip Myers Steve Holden TA OA Tackle: Dave Taylor Tackle: Dave Foley (C ) Tackle: Rufus Mayes (G) Dave Logan (ET) George Kunz Donnie Green Vern Holland Willie Miller TC OC Guard: Robert Pratt OC Bill Adams (T) Ron Hunt OC Tackle: Doug Dieken Elmer Collett Joe Devlin (G) Guard: John Shinners Barry Darrow Bob Van Duyne Guard: Reggie McKenzie Dave Lapham (C-T) Gerry Sullivan (C-G) Ken Huff Joe DeLamielleure Glenn Bujnoch Guard: Pete Adams Center: Ken Mendenhall Center: Mike Montler (G-T) Greg Fairchild (T-C) Robert Jackson (T-C) OC Forrest Blue Bob Patton Center: Bob Johnson Al Dennis Tight End: Raymond Chester Willie Parker (G) Tight End: Bob Trumpy (EB) Henry Sheppard (T) Jimmie Kennedy OC Tight End: Paul Seymour Bruce Coslet Center: Tom DeLeone Quarterback: Bert Jones Rueben Gant (WR) Quarterback: Ken Anderson Tight End: Oscar Roan Bill Troup Fred Coleman John Reaves Gary Parris Halfback: Lydell Mitchell Quarterback: Joe Ferguson Halfback: Archie Griffin OC Quarterback: Brian Sipe KB KOB Don McCauley OC Gary Marangi Tony Davis OC Dave Mays PB Howard Stevens TA TB OA OB Halfback: O.J. Simpson Lenvil Elliott OB Mike Phipps Fullback: Roosevelt Leaks Roland Hooks TB OB Fullback: Boobie Clark Halfback: Greg Pruitt Ron Lee TC OC Darnell Powell OC Stan Fritts OC Brian Duncan OC Toni Linhart KA KOA PB Vic Washington (EB) OC Willie Shelby (HB) TA OA Larry Poole OC David Lee PA KB KOB Fullback: Jeff Kinney Chris Bahr KA KOA PB Fullback: Cleo Miller OC Jim Braxton Pat McInally PA KB KOB Mike Pruitt OC Eddie Ray (TE) Don Cockroft PA KA KOA Andy Reid George Jakowenko KA KOA PB Marv BatemanPA KB KOB DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Fred Cook End: Ken Jones (OT) End: Gary Burley (DT) John Dutton Sherman White Coy Bacon End: Joe Jones Tackle: Mike Barnes (DE) Mark Johnson (LB) Ken Johnson (DT) Mack Mitchell Joe Ehrmann Tody Smith Tackle: Robert Brown (DE) Mike St. Clair Ken Novak OC Tackle: Mike Kadish Ron Carpenter (DE) Tackle: Walter Johnson Ron Fernandes (DE) Marty Smith (DE) Bill Kollar (DE) Jerry Sherk (DE) Middle LB: Jim Cheyunski Ben Williams (DE) Middle LB: Jim LeClair Earl Edwards (DE) Ed Simonini Jeff Lloyd (DE) Ron Pritchard (LB) Middle LB: Bob Babich (LB) Outside LB: Derrel Luce Middle LB: Merv Krakau Outside LB: Bo Harris Dick Ambrose (LB) OC Stan White Outside LB: John Skorupan Reggie Williams Outside Linebacker: Charlie Hall Dan Dickel Dan Jilek Chris Devlin Gerald Irons Sanders Shiver Bob Nelson Glenn Cameron Dave Graf OC Cornerback: Lloyd Mumphord Bo Cornell OC Cornerback: Lemar Parrish TB OC John Garlington Nelson Munsey Tom Ruud OC Ken Riley Cornerback: Clarence Scott Bryant Salter Cornerback: Mario Clark Strong Safety: Tommy Casanova TC Ron Bolton Ray Oldham Dwight Harrison Melvin Morgan OC Strong Safety: Neal Craig Spencer Thomas Keith Moody TA OA Free Safety: Marvin Cobb TC Terry Brown (CB) Strong Safety: Bruce Laird OC William Anderson Bernard Jackson (CB) Free Safety: Thom Darden Randy Hall Strong Safety: Doug Jones Scott Perry Tony Peters Free Safety: Jackie Wallace OC Van Green Bill Craven Tim Baylor Clifford Brooks Free Safety: Tony Greene Steve Freeman DENVER HOUSTON KANSAS CITY MIAMI OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: Haven Moses Wide Receiver: Ken Burrough Wide Receiver: Larry Brunson TA TB Wide Receiver: Nat Moore TC OC Rick Upchurch TA TB OA Billy Johnson TA TB OA Henry Marshall Freddie Solomon TA OC Jack Dolbin Melvin Baker OC Lawrence Williams OA Duriel Harris TB OB John Schultz TC OC Al Darby Barry Pearson Howard Twilley Tackle: Bill Bain (G) Jim Beirne OC Reggie Craig OC Mike Holmes OC Claudie Minor Tackle: Greg Sampson (DE/DT) Tackle: Matt Herkenhoff Tackle: Wayne Moore Glenn Hyde (G-C) Elbert Drungo (G) Jim Nicholson Darryl Carlton Guard: Tom Glassic Kevin Hunt (G) Guard: Charlie Getty (T) Tom Drougas Tommy Lyons (C ) Guard: Conway Hayman (T) Tom Condon Guard: Bob Kuechenberg (T-G) Harvey Goodman Ed Fisher (C-DE) Ed Budde Larry Little Center: Bobby Maples (LB-2) Dennis Havig Rod Walters (T) Melvin Mitchell Phil Olsen (DT-2) Center: Carl Mauck Center: Jack Rudnay Ed Newman Tight End: Riley Odoms Ron Lou Charlie Ane Center: Jim Langer Boyd Brown OC Tight End: Mack Alston Orrin Olsen Tight End: Andre Tillman Quarterback: Steve Ramsey John Sawyer KB KOB PB Tight End: Billy Masters Jim Mandich Craig Penrose Earl Thomas (EB) Walter White Loaird McCreary Norris Weese PA Mike Barber Quarterback: Mike Livingston Quarterback: Bob Griese Halfback: Otis Armstrong Quarterback: Dan Pastorini PA Tony Adams Earl Morrall Jim Kiick John Hadl Mike Nott PB Don Strock Fullback: Jon Keyworth Halfback: Ronnie Coleman TC Halfback: Woody Green OC Halfback: Benny Malone Mike Franckowiak OC Altie Taylor OB Pat McNeil OC Norm Bulaich Lonnie Perrin OB Fullback: Fred Willis Ed Podolak Gary Davis OA Jim Turner KA KOA Joe Dawkins Fullback: MacArthur Lane Clayton Heath Billy Van Heusen PB Don Hardeman OC Glynn Harrison OC Fullback: Don Nottingham OC Skip Butler KA KOA PB Tommy Reamon TC OB Stan Winfrey OC Mitch Hoopes PB Jan Stenerud KA KOA Garo Yepremian KA KOA Leroy Clark PB Jerrel Wilson PA KB KOB Larry Seiple PA KB KOB DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Barney Chavous (DT) End: Al Burton DEFENSE DEFENSE Paul Smith (DT) Elvin Bethea End: Whitney Paul End: Vern Den Herder Jim White Joe Owens Wilbur Young (DT) John Andrews Lyle Alzado Charles "Bubba" Smith (T) Larry Estes Bill Stanfill Martin Imhof (T) Tackle: Curley Culp (G-3) Tackle: John Lohmeyer (DE) Tackle: Randy Crowder Tackle: Rubin Carter John Little (DE) Bob Maddox (DE) Don Reese John Grant Inside Linebacker: Steve Kiner Willie Lee Bob Heinz Randy Moore Gregg Bingham Keith Simons Middle LB: Steve Towle Wayne Hammond Ted Thompson Jim Wolf (DE) Nick Buoniconti Inside LB: Joe Rizzo Tim Rossovich (DE) Middle Linebacker: Willie Lanier Outside Linebacker; Larry Gordon Randy Gradishar Outside LB: Ted Washington Outside LB: Billy Andrews TC Bob Matheson Rich Baska KB KOB Robert Brazile Jim Lynch Rusty Chambers Larry Evans Duane Benson Dave Rozumek Cornerback: Jeris White Outside LB: Bob Swenson Cornerback: Willie Alexander Jimbo Elrod Curtis Johnson Tom Jackson Zeke Moore Clyde Werner Tim Foley Godwin Turk Sam Williams Mike Dennery Ken Ellis Cornerback: Louis Wright Greg Stemrick Cornerback: Kerry Reardon TC Ike Hill Calvin Jones Strong Safety: Mike Reinfeldt Emmitt Thomas Strong Safety: Charlie Babb TC Billy Hardee Al Johnson OC Tim Collier Dick Anderson PB TC Steve Foley TC Free Safety: C.L. Whittington TC Strong Safety: Tim Gray Free Safety: Barry Hill Strong Safety: Bill Thompson TC Bob Atkins Free Safety: Gary Barbaro Ted Bachman Chris Pane Mike Weger Steve Taylor Free Safety: John Rowser Randy Poltl NEW ENGLAND NEW YORK (A) OAKLAND PITTSBURGH OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Reciever: Darryl Stingley TC Wide Receiver: David Knight Wide Receiver: Fred Biletnikoff Wide Receiver: Frank Lewis Randy Vataha Lou Piccone TA OA Cliff Branch Lynn Swann TC Marlin Briscoe Don Buckey Morris Bradshaw Theo Bell TA Steve Burks Howard Satterwhite Mike Siani Ernest Pough OA Tackle: Leon Gray (G) Keith Denson OC Manfred Moore TC OC John Stallworth Bob McKay (G) OC Tackle: Robert Woods Tackle: Art Shell Tackle: Jon Kolb (C ) Tom Neville Garry Puetz John Vella Gerry Mullins (G) Guard: John Hannah Al Krevis Henry Lawrence (G) Gordon Gravelle Sam Adams (T) Winston Hill Guard: Gene Upshaw Guard: Sam Davis Fred Sturt Guard: Randy Rasmussen George Buehler Jim Clack (C ) Center: Bill Lenkaitis (G) Darrell Austin Dan Medlin Ray Pinney (T-C) Pete Brock (G-T) John Roman Center: Dave Dalby Center: Mike Webster Tight End: Russ Francis Center: Joe Fields Steve Sylvester (G-T) Ray Mansfield Al Chandler Tight End: Rich Caster (EB) Tight End: Dave Casper Tight End: Larry Brown Quarterback: Steve Grogan Jerome Barkum (EB) Ted Kwalick Bennie Cunningham Tom Owen Richard Osborne OC Warren Bankston OC Randy Grossman (EB) Halfback: Andy Johnson Quarterback: Joe Namath Quarterback: Ken Stabler Quarterback: Terry Bradshaw Don Calhoun OB Richard Todd David Humm Mike Kruczek Allen Carter OC Halfback: Steve Davis Mike Rae Halfback: Rocky Bleier Fullback: Sam Cunningham Louie Giammona TB OB Halfback: Clarence Davis Jack Deloplaine TB OB Ike Forte (HB) OC Bob Gresham Pete Banaszak OC Reggie Harrison OC Jess Phillips (DB) OA Jazz Jackson TC OC Carl Garrett OA Fullback: Franco Harris John Smith KA KOA PB Fullback: Clark Gaines OC Hubert Ginn OC John Fuqua TC OC Mike Patrick PA Ed Marinaro Fullback: Mark van Eeghen Roy Gerela KA KOA PB Pat Leahy KA KOA PB Rick Jennings TC OB Bobby Walden PA Duane Carrell PA KB KOB Terry Kunz Errol Mann KA KOA PB Ray Guy PA KB KOB Fred Steinfort PB KB KOB DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Tony McGee (DT) End: Lawrence Pillers End: John Matuszak (DT) End: L.C.
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