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49ers Player Auto Relic Only Anquan Boldin X Colin Kaepernick X Frank Gore X X Joe Montana X X Michael Crabtree X Patrick Willis X Roger Craig X Steve Young X X Vernon Davis X Bears Jay Cutler X Julius Peppers X Matt Forté X X Bengals A.J. Green X X Andy Dalton X BenJarvus Green-Ellis X X Bills Andre Reed X Bruce Smith X C.J. Spiller X X Fred Jackson X Jim Kelly X X Thurman Thomas X Broncos Demaryius Thomas X Eric Decker X John Elway X Peyton Manning X X Terrell Davis X Von Miller X Buccaneers Doug Martin X X Mike Williams X X Vincent Jackson X X Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald X Chargers Antonio Gates X X LaDainian Tomlinson X X Philip Rivers X Chiefs Alex Smith X Dwayne Bowe X Jamaal Charles X X GroupBreakChecklists.com 2013 Supreme Football Vet/Retired HITS by Team Cheat Sheet Colts Andrew Luck X X Reggie Wayne X T.Y. Hilton X Cowboys DeMarco Murray X Dez Bryant X Emmitt Smith X Jason Witten X X Miles Austin X Tony Romo X Troy Aikman X Dolphins Cameron Wake X Dan Marino X X Ryan Tannehill X X Eagles DeSean Jackson X Jeremy Maclin X LeSean McCoy X Michael Vick X X Nick Foles X Randall Cunningham X Falcons Deion Sanders X Julio Jones X Matt Ryan X X Roddy White X Tony Gonzalez X Giants Eli Manning X X Hakeem Nicks X Jason Pierre-Paul X Lawrence Taylor X Victor Cruz X Jaguars Maurice Jones-Drew X Jets Curtis Martin X Lions Barry Sanders X Calvin Johnson Jr. X Matthew Stafford X Ndamukong Suh X Reggie Bush X Packers Aaron Rodgers X Brett Favre X Jordy Nelson X X Randall Cobb X X GroupBreakChecklists.com 2013 Supreme Football Vet/Retired HITS by Team Cheat Sheet Panthers Cam Newton X Steve Smith X Patriots Danny Amendola X Rob Gronkowski X X Stevan Ridley X Tom Brady X Raiders Bo Jackson X X Darren McFadden X Howie Long X Marcus Allen X X Rams Eric Dickerson X X James Laurinaitis X Kurt Warner X Marshall Faulk X X Sam Bradford X Ravens Joe Flacco X X Ray Rice X X Torrey Smith X Redskins Alfred Morris X Brian Orakpo X Robert Griffin III X X Saints Drew Brees X X Jimmy Graham X X Marques Colston X Seahawks Golden Tate X Marshawn Lynch X Russell Wilson X Sidney Rice X Steve Largent X Steelers Antonio Brown X Ben Roethlisberger X Heath Miller X Jerome Bettis X Joe Greene X Rod Woodson X Texans Arian Foster X Matt Schaub X GroupBreakChecklists.com 2013 Supreme Football Vet/Retired HITS by Team Cheat Sheet Titans Chris Johnson X X Kendall Wright X Warren Moon X Vikings Adrian Peterson X X Jared Allen X Josh Freeman X GroupBreakChecklists.com 2013 Supreme Football Vet/Retired HITS by Team Cheat Sheet.

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