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APBA FOOTBALL GREAT TEAMS of the PAST Volume 2 the Following Players Comprise Volume 2 of APBA's Great Football Teams of the Past ( APBA FOOTBALL GREAT TEAMS OF THE PAST Volume 2 The following players comprise volume 2 of APBA's Great Football Teams of the Past ("GTOP") 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. PHILADELPHIA 1949 GREEN BAY 1966 MIAMI 1972 PITTSBURGH 1975 Offense Offense Offense Offense Wide Receiver: Jack Ferrante Wide Receiver: Boyd Dowler Wide Receiver: Howard Twilley Wide Receiver: John Stallworth Pete Pihos OC Carroll Dale Paul Warfield Lynn Swann TC Neill Armstrong Bob Long Marlin Briscoe OC Frank Lewis John Green OC Max McGee Otto Stowe Reggie Garrett Dick Humbert Red Mack Tackle: Doug Crusan Tackle: Jon Kolb Leo Skladany Allen Brown Norm Evans Gordon Gravelle Tackle: Vic Sears Tackle: Bob Skoronski Wayne Moore Dave Reavis Al Wistert Forrest Gregg Howard Kindig Guard: Jim Clack Jay MacDowell Steve Wright Guard: Bob Kuechenberg Gerry Mullins Mike Jarmoluk Guard: Fuzzy Thurston Larry Little Sam Davis Otis Douglas Jerry Kramer Al Jenkins Center: Ray Mansfield George Savitsky Gale Gillingham Center: Jim Langer Mike Webster Guard: Cliff Patton KA KOA Center: Bill Curry Tight End: Marv Fleming Tight End: Larry Brown Bucko Kilroy Ken Bowman Jim Mandich Randy Grossman Walt Barnes Tight End: Marv Fleming Quarterback: Earl Morrall Quarterback: Terry Bradshaw John Magee Bill Anderson Bob Griese Joe Gilliam Duke Maronic Quarterback: Bart Starr Jim Del Gaizo Terry Hanratty Mario Giannelli Zeke Bratkowski Halfback: Mercury Morris OA Halfback: Rocky Bleier Center: Chuck Bednarik Halfback: Paul Hornung Jim Kiick Reggie Harrison OC Vic Lindskog Elijah Pitts TB OC Hubert Ginn OC Mike Collier TC OA Alex Wojciechowicz Donny Anderson TC OA PB Charlie Leigh TA, OB Fullback: Franco Harris OC Quarterback: Tommy Thompson Fullback: Jim Taylor Fullback: Larry Csonka John Fuqua OC Bill Mackrides Jim Grabowski Ed Jenkins Roy Gerela KA KOA PB Frank Reagan PB Don Chandler KA KOA PA Garo Yepremian KA KOA Bobby Walden PA KB KOB Halfback: Steve Van Buren OA Larry Seiple PA Bosh Pritchard TB OB Billy Lothridge KB PB KOB Clyde Scott OC Frank Ziegler OC Ben Kish Jim Parmer Russ Craft TC Pat McHugh Fullback: Joe Muha OC PA KB KOB Jack Myers OC Defense Defense Defense Defense End: Dick Humbert End: Willie Davis End: Vern Den Herder End: L.C. Greenwood Pete Pihos Lionel Aldridge Bill Stanfill Dwight White Jack Ferrante Phil Vandersea OC Tackle: Manny Fernandez John Banaszak John Green Tackle: Ron Kostelnik Bob Heinz Tackle: Joe Greene Jay MacDowell Henry Jordan Maulty Moore Ernie Holmes Tackle: Vic Sears Robert Brown Jim Dunaway Steve Furness Al Wistert Jim Weatherwax Middle Linebacker: Nick Buoniconti Middle Linebacker: Jack Lambert Mike Jarmoluk Middle Linebacker: Ray Nitschke Jesse Powell Outside Linebacker: Jack Ham Middle Linebacker: Chuck Bednarik Outside Linebacker: Dave Robinson Outside Linebacker: Doug Swift Andy Russell Jack Myers Lee Roy Caffey Mike Kolen Loren Toews Outside Linebacker: Cliff Patton Tommy Crutcher Larry Ball Ed Bradley Bucko Kilroy Cornerback: Herb Adderley OB Bob Matheson OC Marv Kellum Joe Muha TC Bob Jeter Cornerback: Tim Foley Cornerback: J.T. Thomas Mario Giannelli Dave Hathcock Curtis Johnson Mel Blount OB Pat McHugh TC Strong Safety: Tom Brown TC Lloyd Mumphord Dave Brown TB OC Alex Wojciechowicz Doug Hart Mike Howell Strong Safety: Mike Wagner Clyde Scott TC Free Safety: Willie Wood TA OC KB KOB Charlie Babb Donnie Shell Halfback: Frank Ziegler TC Strong Safety: Jake Scott TB Free Safety: Glen Edwards TA Russ Craft TC Free Safety: Dick Anderson TC PB Jimmy Allen Jim Parmer Safety: Frank Reagan TA Neill Armstrong Bill Mackrides DALLAS 1977 SAN FRANCISCO 1989 WASHINGTON 1991 DALLAS 1992 Offense Offense Offense Offense Wide Receiver: Drew Pearson Wide Receiver: Jerry Rice Wide Receiver: Gary Clark Wide Receiver: Alvin Harper Golden Richards John Taylor TA TB OC Art Monk Michael Irvin Butch Johnson TA TB OA Mike Wilson Ricky Sanders Kelvin Martin TA TB OA OB Tony Hill TC OC Mike Sherrard Joe Johnson Jimmy Smith Tackle: Ralph Neely KB KOB Terry Greer TC OC Stephen Hobbs TC OC Tackle: Mark Tuinei Pat Donovan Michael Barber Joe Johnson OC Erik Williams Jim Cooper Tackle: Bubba Paris Tackle: Jim Lachey Dale Hellestrae Andy Frederick Harris Barton Joe Jacoby Alan Veingrad Rayfield Wright Steve Wallace Ed Simmons Guard: Nate Newton Guard: Herbert Scott Dave Cullity Guard: Raleigh McKenzie John Gesek Tom Rafferty Guard: Guy McIntyre Mark Schlereth Kevin Gogan Burton Lawless Bruce Collie Russ Grimm Center: Mark Stepnoski Center: John Fitzgerald Jeff Bregel Mark Adickes Frank Cornish Tight End: Billy Joe DuPree Terry Tausch Center: Jeff Bostic Tight End: Jay Novacek Jay Saldi Center: Jesse Sapolu Tight End: Ron Middleton Alfredo Roberts Quarterback: Roger Staubach Chuck Thomas Don Warren Derek Tennell Danny White PA Tight End: Brent Jones Terry Orr Quarterback: Troy Aikman Halfback: Tony Dorsett Wesley Walls John Brandes Steve Beuerlein Preston Pearson Jamie Williams Jimmie Johnson Halfback: Emmitt Smith Larry Brinson OB Quarterback: Joe Montana James Jenkins Curvin Richards Doug Dennison OC Steve Young Quarterback: Mark Rypien Fullback: Daryl Johnston Fullback: Robert Newhouse Steve Bono Jeff Rutledge Tommie Agee Scott Laidlaw Halfback: Roger Craig Halfback: Earnest Byner Derrick Gainer Efren Herrera KA KOA PB Terrence Flagler OA Ricky Ervins OB Lin Elliott KA KOA PB Harry Sydney Gerald Riggs Mike Saxon PA KB KOB Spencer Tillman OB Brian Mitchell TA TB OA Fullback: Tom Rathman OC Fullback: Chip Lohmiller KA KOA PB Keith Henderson OC Kelly Goodburn PA KB KOB Mike Cofer KA KOA PB Barry Helton PA KB KOB Defense Defense Defense Defense End: Ed "Too Tall" Jones End: Pierce Holt End: Charles Mann End: Tony Tolbert Harvey Martin Kevin Fagan Fred Stokes Charles Haley Larry Cole Larry Roberts Jumpy Geathers Tony Hill Tackle: Jethro Pugh Danny Stubbs Jason Buck Jim Jeffcoat Randy White Tackle: Michael Carter Tackle: Eric Williams Tackle: Russell Maryland Bill Gregory Jim Burt Tim Johnson Tony Casillas Dave Stalls Pete Kugler Bobby Wilson Jimmie Jones Middle Linebacker: Bob Breunig Rollin Putzier Markus Koch Leon Lett Outside Linebacker: Thomas Henderson OC Inside Linebacker: Matt Millen Middle Linebacker: Matt Millen Chad Hennings D.D. Lewis Mike Walter Kurt Gouveia OC Middle Linebacker: Robert Jones Mike Hegman Jim Fahnhorst Outside Linebacker: Wilber Marshall Outside Linebacker: Vinson Smith Guy Brown Antonio Goss Andre Collins Ken Norton Bruce Huther Keith DeLong Ravin Caldwell Dixon Edwards OC Cornerback: Benny Barnes Outside Linebacker: Charles Haley Monte Coleman Godfrey Myles Aaron Kyle Keena Turner Cornerback: Martin Mayhew Mickey Pruitt Mark Washington Bill Romanowski TC Darrell Green Cornerback: Issiac Holt Mel Renfro Cornerback: Darryl Pollard Alvoid Mays Larry Brown Strong Safety: Charlie Waters Don Griffin TC A.J. Johnson Kevin Smith TC OC Free Safety: Cliff Harris TC Tim McKyer Clarence Vaughn Robert Williams Randy Hughes Eric Wright Sidney Johnson Clayton Holmes OC Mike Richardson Travis Curtis Kenneth Gant Tom Holmoe Strong Safety: Danny Copeland Strong Safety: Thomas Everett Johnnie Jackson OC Free Safety: Brad Edwards Darren Woodson Strong Safety: Chet Brooks Alvin Walton Free Safety: James Washington TC Free Safety: Ronnie Lott Terry Hoage Ray Horton TC Jeff Fuller Bill Bates SAN FRANCISCO 1994 DENVER 1998 MINNESOTA 1998 ST. LOUIS 1999 Offense Offense Offense Offense Wide Receiver: Jerry Rice Wide Receiver: Ed McCaffrey Wide Receiver: Cris Carter Wide Receiver: Isaac Bruce John Taylor Rod Smith Randy Moss TC Torry Holt TC Ed McCaffrey Willie Green Jake Reed Ricky Proehl Nate Singleton TC OC Marcus Nash Chris Walsh Az-Zahir Hakim TA TB OC Tackle: Steve Wallace Justin Armour David Palmer TA TB OA OB Tony Horne TC OA Harris Barton Tackle: Tony Jones Matthew Hatchette Chris Thomas Frank Pollack Harry Swayne Tony Bland Tackle: Orlando Pace Guard: Jesse Sapolu Matt Lepsis Tackle: Todd Steussie Fred Miller Derrick Deese Guard: Mark Schlereth Korey Stringer Ryan Tucker Rod Milstead Dan Neil Chris Liwienski Guard: Tom Nutten Harry Boatswain Chris Banks Everett Lindsay Adam Timmerman Brian Bollinger David Diaz-Infante Guard: Randall McDaniel Andy McCollum OC Ralph Tamm Center: Tom Nalen David Dixon Cameron Spikes Center: Bart Oates Tight End: Shannon Sharpe Mike Morris Center: Mike Gruttadauria Chris Dalman Dwayne Carswell Orlando Bobo Tight End: Roland Williams Tight End: Brent Jones Byron Chamberlain OC Center: Jeff Christy Jeff Robinson Ted Popson Quarterback: John Elway Matt Birk James Hodgins OC Brett Carolan Bubby Brister Tight End: Andrew Glover Ernie Conwell Quarterback: Steve Young Brian Griese Greg DeLong Robert Holcombe Elvis Grbac Halfback: Terrell Davis Hunter Goodwin Quarterback: Kurt Warner Bill Musgrave Derek Loville OC Quarterback: Randall Cunningham Joe Germaine Halfback: Ricky Watters Vaughn Hebron OA OB Brad Johnson Paul Justin Derek Loville OC Fullback: Howard Griffith Jay Fiedler Halfback: Marshall Faulk Dexter Carter TA TB OA OB Anthony Lynn
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