Saturday 21 March 2020

2020 Adventures in Repacks: Part 13.2 - Football Cubism

1990 Fleer - Chris Bahr - Part 2 starts off with a kicker card.
1995 Score - Darnay Scott - Looks like a post-TD celebration.
2001 Game Gear - Shawn Bryson - Bills content.
1991 WLAF - Don Matthews - The late Don Matthews would go on to make the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. His only mainstream cards would be WLAF ones, though.
1996 Topps - Dave Krieg - I'd completely forgotten Krieg spent time with the Cardinals, but he had a lot of one-season stops at the end of his career.
1999 Absolute - Cam Cleeland
1990 Pro Set - Chris Doleman
1990 Topps - Pat Swilling
1991 Stars & Stripes - Jeff George - Jeff saw yesterday's park creeper card and said "Big deal."
2019 Legacy - Alex Smith
1991 Stad. Club - Pat Swilling
1991 Pacific - Dave Szott - I originally read his name as Dave Snott. Because I am forever immature.
1990 Pro Set - Lawrence Taylor
1991 Score - Ed West
2011 UD University of Texas - John Wesley "Lam" Jones
1992 UD - Louis Oliver
1996 Topps - Rick Mirer
1994 Coll. Choice - Steve Bono
1991 Pinnacle - Tunch Ilkin
1990 Fleer - Mark Carrier
1990 Score - Albert Lewis - A gem of a photo from the junk wax era. You can just experience the "Oh crap." reaction of the Charger's receiver.
1990 Topps - Rickey Jackson
1991 Stad. Club - Mark Robinson
1991 Stad. Club - Mark Clayton
1995 Ultra - Calvin Williams
2017 Classics - Phil Simms - Again. I miss Classics.
1990 Topps - Hoby Brenner
2000 Gold Reserve - Tim Couch
1999 Edge - Rod Smith
1990 Pro Set - Tom Newberry
1990 Topps - Via Sikahema
1995 Classic - Todd Collins - Another Bills card. There was a lot of Todd Collins content in this. I'll have to compare this with my binder before sending anything off to Ann Arbor, though.
1992 UD - Chris Spielmann
1992 Edge - Pat Swilling - 3 Pat Swillings in this portion. I might as well scan one of them.
1990 Pro Set - Anthony Miller
1994 Coll. Choice - Mark Carrier
1992 UD - Tracy Scroggins
2016 Prizm - Jerell Adams - Hit #2. I think this was a retail parallel.
1993 Bowman - Darrick Lassic
1994 UD - Lewis Tillanm
2011 UD University of Texas - Scott Henderson
1991 Stad. Club - Ben Smith
1990 Topps - Jets team
1990 Pro Set - Brent Fullwood
1993 UD - Amp Lee - Like I'm not scanning a card of player named Amp.
1995 Pinnacle - Neil Smith
1992 Fleer - Tony Epps - The infield dirt makes another appearance.
1991 Score - Sam Mills
1999 Edge - Curtis Martin
1995 Ultra - Herman Moore
1995 UD - Neil Smith
1995 Topps - James Steward
1992 UD - Matt Darby - You'd have to turn this over, but this is a Bills card of a draft pick.
1995 UD - Steve Walsh
1990 Score - Tim Green
1992 Pinnacle - Jessie Tuggle - Infield dirt and a nice photo, but there's something really interesting on the back.
Born February 14th? How has this player eluded the collection? I'd call this an error, but a sampling of cards on COMC showed that those that had birthdates listed also had 2/14 down. Most online sources list it as 4/4, but there are a few 2/14 results. I guess I'm going to do what I do for guys like Kelly Stinnett and Boom Boom Geoffrion. Add them to the collection - but only add cards that list his birthdate as 2/14, or don't list it at all.

Consistency!
2011 UD University of Texas - Jamaal Charles - Another nice photo from this Longhorns themed set.
2011 UD University of Texas - James Saxton
2011 Press Pass Legends Gold /99 - DeMarco Murray - Numbered card!
1990 Pro Set- Mike Merriwether
1991 Stad. Club - Jim Breech - Kicker card! I'm still scanning all of them.
1990 Pro Set Super Bowl - Super bowl XIX
1993 Topps - Richard Dent
2018 Contenders - Jarvis Landry - How do you make a card where a logo is part of a design but the team doesn't really have one? Like this!
1991 Ultra - Dennis Gentry
1991 Score - Steve Jordan - Sure, he's a well-known name in Vikings history, but I more remember him for this:
That's the perfect way to end the first half of the repack!

1 comment:

  1. I just inherited a 1990 Fleer football set. Gotta say, the photography and card design is subpar in my opinion... but it was fun to flip through them and see a lot of names from back in the day.

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