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Willie Richardson Jimmy Orr Alex Hawkins Ray Perkins Gail Cogdill APBA Great Teams of the Past Football Season Card Set Volume 1 The following players comprise the Great team of the Past Vol. 1 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. 1942 CHICAGO 1950 CLEVELAND 1962 GREEN BAY 1968 BALTIMORE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: John Siegel Wide Receiver: Mac Speedie Wide Receiver: Boyd Dowler PA Wide Receiver: Willie Richardson George Wilson Dante Lavelli Max McGee PB Jimmy Orr Hampton Pool Horace Gillom OC PA Gary Barnes Alex Hawkins Connie Mack Berry George Young Tackle: Bob Skoronski Ray Perkins Bob Nowaskey Tackle: Lou Groza KA KOA Forrest Gregg Gail Cogdill Clint Wager Lou Rymkus OC Norm Masters Tackle: Bob Vogel Tackle: Ed Kolman Chubby Gregg KB KOB Guard: Fuzzy Thurston Sam Ball Lee Artoe KB KOB John Sanusky Jerry Kramer KA KOA John Williams Joe Stydahar KB KOB John Kissell Ed Blaine Guard: Glenn Ressler Bill Hempel Guard: Weldon Humble Center: Jim Ringo Dan Sullivan Al Hoptowit Lin Houston Ken Iman Cornelius Johnson Guard: Danny Fortmann Abe Gibron Tight End: Ron Kramer Center: Bill Curry Ray Bray Jim Martin OC Gary Knafelic Dick Szymanski Chuck Drulis Bill Willis Quarterback: Bart Starr Tight End: John Mackey Len Akin Alex Agase John Roach Tom Mitchell OC George Musso Center: Frank Gatski Halfback: Paul Hornung KB KOB Quarterback: Earl Morrall PB Nick Kerasiotis Hal Herring Tom Moore OB Johnny Unitas Center: Bulldog Turner OC Tommy Thompson Elijah Pitts TB Jim Ward Al Matuza Quarterback: Otto Graham Lew Carpenter Halfback: Tom Matte OC Stu Clarkson Cliff Lewis TC Fullback: Jim taylor Timmy Brown TB OB Quarterback: Sid Luckman TB PA Halfbacks: Rex Bumgardner Earl Gros OC Preston Pearson OA Charlie O'Rourke TC PB Dub Jones Fullback: Jerry Hill Halfbacks: Harry Clarke TC OA Ken Carpenter TC OB Terry Cole OC Hugh Gallarneau TA OB Don Phelps TA OA David Lee PA KB KOB Ray Nolting TC OC Dom Moselle TB OC Frank Maznicki TC OC KA KOA Fullback: Marion Motley Bill Geyer TC Emerson Cole OC Ray McLean TC OC Tony Adamle OC Adolph Kissell OC Fullback: Gary Famiglietti OC KB John Petty PB Frank Morris Bill Osmanski DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: George Wilson End: George Young End: Willie Davis End: Bubba Smith John Siegel Len Ford Bill Quinlan Ordell Braase Bob Nowaskey Jim Martin OC Tackle: Dave Hanner Roy Hilton Hampton Pool Tackle: John Kissell Henry Jordan John Williams Connie Mack Berry Lou Rymkus OC Ron Gassert Tackle: Billy Ray Smith Clint Wager Derrell Palmer Ron Kostelnik TC Fred Miller Middleguard: Ray Bray Chubby Grigg MLB: Ray Nitschke OC Lou Michaels KA KOA Al Matuza John Sanusky OLB: Dan Currie MLB: Dennis Gaubatz Linebackers: Chuck Drulis Middleguard: Bill Willis Bill Forester Dick Szymanski Danny Fortmann MLB: Tommy Thompson Nelson Toburen OLB: Mike Curtis Bulldog Turner OC OLB: Alex Agase Cornerback: Herb Adderley OA Don Shinnick Stu Clarkson Tony Adamle OC Jesse Whittenton Sid Williams Len Akin Emerson Cole OC John Symank Ron Porter OC Frank Morris Hal Herring Safeties: Hank Gremminger Bob Grant Bill Osmanski Defensive HBs: Warren Lahr Willie Wood TA KOB Cornerback: Bobby Boyd Nick Kerasiotis Tommy James PB KB Howie Williams Lenny Lyles Defensive HBs: Harry Clarke TC OA Rex Bumgardner Charlie Stukes Gary Famiglietti OC KB Ken Carpenter TC OB Safeties: Jerry Logan TC OC Ray McLean TC OC Dom Moselle TB OC Rick Volk TA Ray Nolting TC OC Don Phelps Ocie Austin Hugh Gallarneau TA OB Safety: Ken Gorgal TC Adolph Kissell OC Cliff Lewis TC Safeties: Frank Maznicki TC OC KA KOA Charlie O'Rourke TC PB Sid Luckman TB PA Bill Geyer TC John Petty PB 1971 DALLAS 1976 OAKLAND 1978 PITTSBURGH 1984 SAN FRANCISCO OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: Lance Alworth Wide Receiver: Fred Biletnikoff Wide Receiver: John Stallworth Wide Receiver: Dwight Clark Bob Hayes TC OC Cliff Branch Lynn Swann Freddie Solomon Gloster Richardson Mike Siani Jim Smith TC OC Renaldo Nehemiah Margene Adkins TC Morris Bradshaw Theo Bell TA Mike Wilson OC Tackle: Ralph Neely Tackle: Art Shell Randy Reutershan TB Tackle: Bubba Paris Rayfield Wright John Vella Tackle: Jon Kolb Keith Fahnhorst Tony Liscio Henry Lawrence Ray Pinney Allan Kennedy Forrest Gregg Guard: Gene Upshaw Larry Brown Billy Shields Don Talbert George Buehler Ted Petersen Guard: John Ayers Rodney Wallace Dan Medlin Guard: Sam Davis Randy Cross Guard: John Niland Steve Sylvester Gerry Mullins OC Guy McIntyre OC Blaine Nye Center: Dave Dalby Steve Courson Center: Fred Quillan Center: Dave Manders Tight End: Dave Casper Center: Mike Webster John Macaulay John Fitzgerald Ted Kwalick Tight End: Randy Grossman Jesse Sapolu Tight End: Billy Truax Quarterback: Ken Stabler Bennie Cunningham Tight End: Earl Cooper OC Mike Ditka OC David Humm Jim Mandich Russ Francis Quarterback: Roger Staubach Mike Rae Quarterback: Terry Bradshaw Al Dixon Craig Morton Halfback: Clarence Davis Mike Kruczek John Frank Halfback: Duane Thomas OC Pete Banaszak OC Halfback: Rocky Bleier Quarterback: Joe Montana Calvin Hill Carl Garrett OA Jack Deloplaine TC OC Matt Cavanaugh Dan Reeves PB KB KOB Hubert Ginn OC Rick Moser OC Halfback: Wendell Tyler Claxton Welch OC Rick Jennings TC OB Fullback: Franco Harris Derrick Harmon OB Joe Williams OC Terry Kunz Sidney Thornton OC Carl Monroe TC OA Fullback: Walt Garrison Fullback: Mark van Eeghen Roy Gerela KA KOA PB Bill Ring OC Mike Clark KA KOA Warren Bankston OC Craig Colquitt PA KB KOB Fullback: Roger Craig Toni Fritsch KB KOB Manfred Moore TC OC Ray Wersching KA KOA Ron Widby PA Errol Mann KA KOA PB Max Runager PA Fred Steinfort PB KB KOB Tom Orosz KB KOB OB Ray Guy PA KB(XP) KOB DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Larry Cole End: John Matuszak End: L.C. Greenwood End: Jim Stuckey George Andrie Otis Sistrunk Dwight White Dwaine Board Tody Smith Charles Philyaw Fred Anderson Lawrence Pillers Pat Toomay Herb McMath Tom Beasley Fred Dean Tackle: Jethro Pugh Tackle: Dave Rowe Tackle: Joe Greene Jeff Stover Bob Lilly ILB: Willie Hall John Banaszak Tackle: Manu Tuiasosopo Bill Gregory Monte Johnson Steve Furness Gary Johnson MLB: Lee Roy Jordan Rik Bonness Gary Dunn Michael Carter OLB: Dave Edwards Floyd Rice (ET-2) MLB: Jack Lambert Louie Kelcher Chuck Howley OLB: Phil Villapiano OLB: Jack Ham ILB: Riki Ellison D.D. Lewis OC Ted Hendricks Loren Toews Jack Reynolds Lee Roy Caffey Rodrigo Barnes Dirt Winston Ron Ferrari Thomas Stincic Cornerback: Skip Thomas Robin Cole Jim Fahnhorst Cornerback: Herb Adderley Willie Brown Cornerback: Ron Johnson Mike Walter Mel Renfro Charlie Phillips TC Mel Blount OLB: Dan Bunz Charlie Waters TB OC Strong Safety: George Atkinson Larry Anderson OA OB Keena Turner Mark Washington Neal Colzie TA TB OC Strong Safety: Donnie Shell TC Todd Shell Strong Safety: Cornell Green OC Free Safety: Jack Tatum Ray Oldham Blanchard Montgomery Ike Thomas OB Free Safety: Mike Wagner Milt McColl Free Safety: Cliff Harris TA OA Tony Dungy Cornerback: Ronnie Lott Eric Wright Mario Clark Tom Holmoe Dana McLemore TA TB OC Strong Safety: Carlton Williamson Jeff Fuller Free Safety: Dwight Hicks 1985 CHICAGO 1986 NEW YORK (N) 1996 GREEN BAY 2004 NEW ENGLAND OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: Willie Gault OA Wide Receiver: Bobby Johnson Wide Receiver: Robert Brooks Wide Receiver: Deion Branch TC Dennis McKinnon TC OC Stacy Robinson Antonio Freeman OC David Givens Brad Anderson Lionel Manuel TC Don Beebe TC OB David Patten OC Ken Margerum Solomon Miller OC Andre Rison Bethel Johnson TC OA OB Keith Ortego TB Phil McConkey TA TB OA Desmond Howard TA TB OA Troy Brown (S-3) TB James Maness TC Vince Warren Derrick Mayes Kevin Kasper OC Tackle: Jimbo Covert Tackle: Brad Benson Anthony Morgan P.K. Sam Keith Van Horne Karl Nelson Terry Mickens Tackle: Matt Light Tom Andrews Guard: Billy Ard Tackle: John Michels Brandon Gorin Andy Frederick Chris Godfrey Earl Dotson Tom Ashworth Guard: Mark Bortz Damian Johnson Gary Brown Guard: Joe Andruzzi Tom Thayer William Roberts Bruce Wilkerson Steve Neal Stefan Humphries Center: Bart Oates Ken Ruettgers Russ Hochstein Kurt Becker Brian Johnston Guard: Aaron Taylor Adrian Klemm Center: Jay Hilgenberg Tight End: Mark Bavaro Adam Timmerman Gene Mruczkowski Tight End: Emery Moorehead Zeke Mowatt Lindsay Knapp Center: Dan Koppen Tim Wrightman Quarterback: Phil Simms Center: Frank Winters Lonie Paxton Quarterback: Jim McMahon Jeff Rutledge Jeff Dellenbach Tight End: Christian Fauria Steve Fuller Jeff Hostetler Mike Arthur Daniel Graham Mike Tomczak Halfback: Joe Morris Gene McGuire Ben Watson Halfback: Walter Payton Ottis Anderson Tight End: Mark Chmura Jed Weaver Thomas Sanders OC Lee Rouson OC Jeff Thomason OC Quarterback: Tom Brady Dennis Gentry OB Fullback: Maurice Carthon Kevin Smith Rohan Davey Fullback: Matt Suhey Tony Galbreath TC Quarterback: Brett Favre Halfback: Corey Dillon Calvin Thomas Raul Allegre KA KOA PB Jim McMahon Kevin Faulk TA OC Kevin Butler KA KOA PB Sean Landeta PA Doug Pederson Rabih Abdullah Maury Buford PA KB KOB Joe Cooper KB KOB PB Halfback: Edgar Bennett
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