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1985 TOPPS FOOTBALL CARD CHECKLIST 1 Mark Clayton (Record Breaker) 2 Eric Dickerson (Record Breaker) 3 Charlie Joiner (Record Breaker) 4 Dan Marino (Record Breaker) 5 Art Monk (Record Breaker) 6 Walter Payton (Record Breaker) 7 NFC Championship 8 AFC Championship (Dolphins Vs. Steelers) 9 Super Bowl XIX (49ers Vs. Dolphins) 10 Falcons Team Ldrs. (Gerald Riggs) 11 William Andrews 12 Stacey Bailey 13 Steve Bartkowski 14 Rick Bryan 15 Alfred Jackson 16 Kenny Johnson 17 Mike Kenn (All Pro) 18 Mike Pitts 19 Gerald Riggs 20 Sylvester Stamps 21 R.C. Thielemann 22 Bears Team Leaders (Walter Payton) 23 Todd Bell (All Pro) 24 Richard Dent (All Pro) 25 Gary Fencik 26 Dave Finzer 27 Leslie Frazier 28 Steve Fuller 29 Willie Gault 30 Dan Hampton (All Pro) 31 Jim McMahon 32 Steve McMichael 33 Walter Payton (All Pro) 34 Mike Singletary 35 Matt Suhey 36 Bob Thomas 37 Cowboys Team Ldrs. (Tony Dorsett) 38 Bill Bates 39 Doug Cosbie 40 Tony Dorsett 41 Michael Downs 42 Mike Hegman Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 Tony Hill 44 Gary Hogeboom 45 Jim Jeffcoat 46 Ed "Too Tall" Jones 47 Mike Renfro 48 Rafael Septien 49 Dennis Thurman 50 Everson Walls 51 Danny White 52 Randy White 53 Lions Team Leaders (Lions' Defense) 54 Jeff Chadwick 55 Mike Cofer 56 Gary Danielson 57 Keith Dorney 58 Doug English 59 William Gay 60 Ken Jenkins 61 James Jones 62 Ed Murray 63 Billy Sims 64 Leonard Thompson 65 Bobby Watkins 66 Packers Team Ldrs. (Lynn Dickey) 67 Paul Coffman 68 Lynn Dickey 69 Mike Douglass 70 Tom Flynn 71 Eddie Lee Ivery 72 Ezra Johnson 73 Mark Lee 74 Tim Lewis 75 James Lofton 76 Bucky Scribner 77 Rams Team Leaders (Eric Dickerson) 78 Nolan Cromwell 79 Eric Dickerson (All Pro) 80 Henry Ellard 81 Kent Hill 82 Le Roy Irvin 83 Jeff Kemp 84 Mike Lansford 85 Barry Redden 86 Jackie Slater 87 Doug Smith 88 Jack Youngblood 89 Vikings Team Ldrs. (Vikings' Defense) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Alfred Anderson 91 Ted Brown 92 Greg Coleman 93 Tommy Hannon 94 Tommy Kramer 95 Leo Lewis 96 Doug Martin 97 Darrin Nelson 98 Jan Stenerud (All Pro) 99 Sammy White 100 Saints Team Leaders (Hurdling Over Front Line) 101 Morten Andersen 102 Hoby Brenner 103 Bruce Clark 104 Hokie Gajan 105 Brian Hansen 106 Rickey Jackson 107 George Rogers 108 Dave Wilson 109 Tyrone Young 110 Giants Team Leaders (Giants' Defense) 111 Carl Banks 112 Jim Burt 113 Rob Carpenter 114 Harry Carson 115 Earnest Gray 116 Ali Haji-Sheikh 117 Mark Haynes (All Pro) 118 Bobby Johnson 119 Lionel Manuel 120 Joe Morris 121 Zeke Mowatt 122 Jeff Rutledge 123 Phil Simms 124 Lawrence Taylor (All Pro) 125 Eagles Team Ldrs. (Wilbert Montgomery) 126 Greg Brown 127 Ray Ellis 128 Dennis Harrison 129 Wes Hopkins 130 Mike Horan 131 Kenny Jackson 132 Ron Jaworski 133 Paul McFadden 134 Wilbert Montgomery 135 Mike Quick 136 John Spagnola Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 137 Cardinals Team Ldrs (Neil Lomax) 138 Ottis Anderson 139 Al Baker 140 Roy Green 141 Curtis Greer 142 E.J. Junior 142 E.J. Junior (All Pro) 143 Neil Lomax 144 Stump Mitchell 145 Neil O'Donoghue 146 Pat Tilley 147 Lionel Washington 148 49ers Team Leaders (Joe Montana) 149 Dwaine Board 150 Dwight Clark 151 Roger Craig 152 Randy Cross (All Pro) 153 Fred Dean 154 Keith Fahnhorst 155 Dwight Hicks 156 Ronnie Lott 157 Joe Montana 158 Renaldo Nehemiah 159 Fred Quillan 160 Jack Reynolds 161 Freddie Solomon 162 Keena Turner 163 Wendell Tyler 164 Ray Wersching 165 Carlton Williamson 166 Bucs. Team Leaders (Steve DeBerg) 167 Gerald Carter 168 Mark Cotney 169 Steve DeBerg 170 Sean Farrell 171 Hugh Green 172 Kevin House 173 David Logan 174 Michael Morton 175 Lee Roy Selmon 176 James Wilder 177 Redskins Team Ldrs. (John Riggins) 178 Charlie Brown 179 Monte Coleman 180 Vernon Dean 181 Darrell Green 182 Russ Grimm Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 183 Joe Jacoby 184 Dexter Manley 185 Art Monk (All Pro) 186 Mark Moseley 187 Calvin Muhammad 188 Mike Nelms 189 John Riggins 190 Joe Theismann 191 Joe Washington 192 Passing Leaders (D.Marino/J.Montana) 193 Receiving Leaders (O.Newsome/A.Monk) 194 Rushing Leaders (E.Jackson/E.Dickerson) 195 Scoring Leaders (G.Anderson/R.Wersching) 196 Intercept.Leaders (K.Easley/T.Flynn) 197 Punting Leaders (J.Arnold/B.Hansen) 198 Bills Team Leaders (Greg Bell) 199 Greg Bell 200 Preston Dennard 201 Joe Ferguson 202 Byron Franklin 203 Steve Freeman 204 Jim Haslett 205 Charles Romes 206 Fred Smerlas 207 Darryl Talley 208 Van Williams 209 Bengals Team Ldrs. (K.Anderson/L.Kinnebrew) 210 Ken Anderson 211 Jim Breech 212 Louis Breeden 213 James Brooks 214 Ross Browner 215 Eddie Edwards 216 M.L. Harris 217 Bobby Kemp 218 Larry Kinnebrew 219 Anthony Munoz (All Pro) 220 Reggie Williams 221 Browns Team Leaders (Boyce Green) 222 Matt Bahr 223 Chip Banks 224 Reggie Camp 225 Tom Cousineau 226 Joe DeLamielleure 227 Ricky Feacher 228 Boyce Green 229 Al Gross Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 5 230 Clay Matthews 231 Paul McDonald 232 Ozzie Newsome (All Pro) 233 Mike Pruitt 234 Don Rogers 235 Broncos Team Ldrs. (J.Elway/S.Winder) 236 Rubin Carter 237 Barney Chavous 238 John Elway 239 Steve Foley 240 Mike Harden 241 Tom Jackson 242 Butch Johnson 243 Rulon Jones 244 Rick Karlis 245 Steve Watson 246 Gerald Willhite 247 Sammy Winder 248 Oilers Team Leaders (Larry Moriarty) 249 Jesse Baker 250 Carter Hartwig 251 Warren Moon 252 Larry Moriarty 253 Mike Munchak 254 Carl Roaches 255 Tim Smith 256 Willie Tullis 257 Jamie Williams 258 Colts Team Leaders (Art Schlichter) 259 Raymond Butler 260 Johnie Cooks 261 Eugene Daniel 262 Curtis Dickey 263 Chris Hinton 264 Vernon Maxwell 265 Randy McMillan 266 Art Schlichter 267 Rohn Stark 268 Leo Wisniewski 269 Chiefs Team Leaders (Bill Kenney) 270 Jim Arnold 271 Mike Bell 272 Todd Blackledge 273 Carlos Carson 274 Deron Cherry 275 Herman Heard 276 Bill Kenney Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 6 277 Nick Lowery 278 Bill Maas 279 Henry Marshall 280 Art Still 281 Raiders Team Ldrs. (Marcus Allen) 282 Marcus Allen 283 Lyle Alzado 284 Chris Bahr 285 Malcolm Barnwell 286 Cliff Branch 287 Todd Christensen 288 Ray Guy 289 Lester Hayes 290 Mike Haynes (All Pro) 291 Henry Lawrence 292 Howie Long 293 Rod Martin (All-Pro) 294 Vann McElroy 295 Matt Millen 296 Bill Pickel 297 Jim Plunkett 298 Dokie Williams 299 Marc Wilson 300 Dolphins Team Ldrs. (Mark Duper) 301 Bob Baumhower 302 Doug Betters 303 Glenn Blackwood 304 Lyle Blackwood 305 Kim Bokamper 306 Charles Bowser 307 Jimmy Cefalo 308 Mark Clayton (All Pro) 309 A.J. Duhe 310 Mark Duper 311 Andra Franklin 312 Bruce Hardy 313 Pete Johnson 314 Dan Marino (All Pro) 315 Tony Nathan 316 Ed Newman 317 Reggie Roby (All Pro) 318 Dwight Stephenson (All Pro) 319 Uwe Von Schamann 320 Pats. Team Leaders (Tony Collins) 321 Raymond Clayborn 322 Tony Collins 323 Tony Eason Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 7 324 Tony Franklin 325 Irving Fryar 326 John Hannah (All Pro) 327 Brian Holloway 328 Craig James 329 Stanley Morgan 330 Steve Nelson (All Pro) 331 Derrick Ramsey 332 Stephen Starring 333 Mosi Tatupu 334 Andre Tippett 335 Jets Team Leaders (M.Gastineau/J.Ferguson) 336 Russell Carter 337 Mark Gastineau (All Pro) 338 Bruce Harper 339 Bobby Humphery 340 Johnny "Lam" Jones 341 Joe Klecko 342 Pat Leahy 343 Marty Lyons 344 Freeman McNeil 345 Lance Mehl 346 Ken O'Brien 347 Marvin Powell 348 Pat Ryan 349 Mickey Shuler 350 Wesley Walker 351 Steelers Team Ldrs. (Mark Malone) 352 Walter Abercrombie 353 Gary Anderson 354 Robin Cole 355 Bennie Cunningham 356 Rich Erenberg 357 Jack Lambert 358 Louis Lipps 359 Mark Malone 360 Mike Merriweather 361 Frank Pollard 362 Donnie Shell 363 John Stallworth 364 Sam Washington 365 Mike Webster 366 Dwayne Woodruff 367 Chargers Team Ldrs. (Chargers' Defense) 368 Rolf Benirschke 369 Gill Byrd 370 Wes Chandler Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 8 371 Bobby Duckworth 372 Dan Fouts 373 Mike Green 374 Pete Holohan 375 Earnest Jackson 376 Lionel James 377 Charlie Joiner 378 Billy Ray Smith 379 Kellen Winslow 380 Seahawks Team Ldrs. (Dave Krieg) 381 Dave Brown 382 Jeff Bryant 383 Dan Doornink 384 Kenny Easley (All Pro) 385 Jacob Green 386 David Hughes 387 Norm Johnson 388 Dave Krieg 389 Steve Largent 390 Joe Nash 391 Daryl Turner 392 Curt Warner 393 Fredd Young 394 Checklist 1-132 395 Checklist 133-264 396 Checklist 265-396 Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 9.
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