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1980 TOPPS FOOTBALL CARD SET CHECKLIST 1 Ottis Anderson (Record Breaker) 2 Harold Carmichael (Record Breaker) 3 Dan Fouts (Record Breaker) 4 Paul Krause (Record Breaker) 5 Rick Upchurch (Record Breaker) 6 Garo Yepremian (Record Breaker) 7 Harold Jackson 8 Mike Williams 9 Calvin Hill 10 Jack Ham 11 Dan Melville 12 Matt Robinson 13 Billy Campfield 14 Phil Tabor 15 Randy Hughes 16 Andre Tillman 17 Isaac Curtis 18 Charley Hannah 19 Washington Redskins (Team Leaders) 20 Jim Zorn 21 Brian Baschnagel 22 Jon Keyworth 23 Phil Villapiano 24 Richard Osborne 25 Rich Saul (All-Pro) 26 Doug Beaudoin 27 Cleveland Elam 28 Charlie Joiner 29 Dick Ambrose 30 Mike Reinfeldt (All-Pro) 31 Matt Bahr 32 Keith Krepfle 33 Herbert Scott 34 Doug Kotar 35 Bob Griese 36 Jerry Butler 37 Rolland Lawrence 38 Gary Weaver 39 Kansas City Chiefs (Team Leaders) 40 Chuck Muncie 41 Mike Hartenstine 42 Sammie White Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 Ken Clark 44 Clarence Harmon 45 Bert Jones 46 Mike Washington 47 Joe Fields 48 Mike Wood 49 Oliver Davis 50 Stan Walters (All-Pro) 51 Riley Odoms 52 Steve Pisarkiewicz 53 Tony Hill 54 Scott Perry 55 George Martin 56 George Roberts 57 Seattle Seahawks (Team Leaders) 58 Billy Johnson 59 Reuben Gant 60 Dennis Harrah (All-Pro) 61 Rocky Bleier 62 Sam Hunt 63 Allan Ellis 64 Ricky Thompson 65 Ken Stabler 66 Dexter Bussey 67 Ken Mendenhall 68 Woodrow Lowe 69 Thom Darden 70 Randy White (All-Pro) 71 Ken MacAfee 72 Ron Jaworski 73 William Andrews 74 Jimmy Robinson 75 Roger Wehrli (All-Pro) 76 Miami Dolphins (Team Leaders) 77 Jack Rudnay 78 James Lofton 79 Robert Brazile 80 Russ Francis 81 Ricky Bell 82 Bob Avellini 83 Bobby Jackson 84 Mike Bragg 85 Cliff Branch 86 Blair Bush 87 Sherman Smith 88 Glen Edwards 89 Don Cockroft Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Louis Wright 91 Randy Grossman 92 Carl Hairston 93 Archie Manning 94 New York Giants (Team Leaders) 95 Preston Pearson 96 Rusty Chambers 97 Greg Coleman 98 Charley Young 99 Matt Cavanaugh 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