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1986 Topps Football Card Collection

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1986 Topps Football Card Collection 

Manufacturer: Topps
Year: 1986
Series: Topps Football

This segment of the 1986 Topps Football card collection features a mix of Record Breakers, the 1000 Yard Club, and Team Leaders, showcasing notable achievements and key players from the 1985 NFL season.

Featured Cards and Details:

  1. Marcus Allen (Record Breaker) (#4)

    • Team: Los Angeles Raiders
    • Record: Most Yards From Scrimmage in a Season
    • 1985 Stats: 2,314 total yards from scrimmage
    • NFL Career Highlight: Marcus Allen set an NFL record in 1985 for the most yards from scrimmage, a testament to his versatility and dominance as a running back.
  2. Gerald Riggs (1000 Yard Club) (#175)

    • Team: Atlanta Falcons
    • Achievement: 1,719 rushing yards
    • 1985 Stats: Riggs surpassed 1,700 rushing yards in the 1985 season, marking his place among the NFL's elite rushers with his consistent and powerful performances.
  3. Eric Dickerson (Record Breaker) (#3)

    • Team: Los Angeles Rams
    • Record: Most Yards Rushing in a Playoff Game
    • 1985 Stats: 248 rushing yards in a single playoff game
    • NFL Career Highlight: Dickerson’s playoff performance set a new standard, with his 248 rushing yards showcasing his ability to excel in high-stakes games.
  4. Denver Broncos (Team Leaders) (#176)

    • Top Players: Sammy Winder (RB), Karl Mecklenburg (LB)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Broncos had an 11-5 season, making it to the divisional playoffs, driven by strong performances from Winder and Mecklenburg.
  5. Philadelphia Eagles (Team Leaders) (#224)

    • Top Players: Earnest Jackson (RB), Greg Brown (DE)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Eagles finished 7-9, highlighted by Jackson’s rushing and Brown’s leadership on defense.
  6. Dallas Cowboys (Team Leaders) (#177)

    • Top Players: Tony Dorsett (RB), Randy White (DT)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Cowboys ended their season at 10-6, with Dorsett leading the ground attack and White anchoring the defense.
  7. New England Patriots (Team Leaders) (#155)

    • Top Players: Craig James (RB), Andre Tippett (LB)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Patriots finished 11-5 and reached the Super Bowl, propelled by a strong running game and an aggressive defense.
  8. Kansas City Chiefs (Team Leaders) (#195)

    • Top Players: Herman Heard (RB), Art Still (DE)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Chiefs had a 6-10 season, with standout performances from Heard and Still.
  9. Kansas City Chiefs (Team Leaders) (#196)

    • Top Players: Herman Heard (RB), Art Still (DE)
    • 1985 Team Results: Another card highlighting the Chiefs' performance during their 6-10 season, with key contributions from Heard and Still.
  10. Pittsburgh Steelers (Team Leaders) (#160)

    • Top Players: Frank Pollard (RB), Bryan Hinkle (LB)
    • 1985 Team Results: The Steelers finished with a 7-9 record, missing the playoffs but with notable efforts from Pollard and Hinkle.
  11. San Francisco 49ers (Team Leaders) (#186)

    • Top Players: Roger Craig (RB), Ronnie Lott (S)
    • 1985 Team Results: The 49ers completed a 10-6 season, advancing to the playoffs, with significant contributions from Craig and Lott.

Summary:

This collection of 1986 Topps Football cards highlights key moments and standout performances from the 1985 NFL season. Each card provides insights into individual achievements and team dynamics that shaped the league during that year. The cards are well-preserved, making them a valuable addition to any football card collection, celebrating the history and milestones of NFL legends and teams.