1991 UD:
Reggie White was one of the most dominating defensive players to ever put on the helmet. Twelve times he had double-digit sacks including a career high 21 in 1987.
One of my favorite sets no matter the sport, I really enjoy sharing these. Here we have some of the great receivers of the era. John Taylor only played 9 seasons but was a 3X Super Bowl Champion and a member of the All-1980s Team as well as going to 3X Pro Bowls.
When checklist cards were great. I really enjoy this art.
Team MVP cards were another good way to see star players.
The elder Sharpe brother and Hall of Famer was great, and we all hated seeing injuries cut
Sterling's career short. He led the league in receptions 3 times in his 7-year career.
A fun photo on the back of that Vance Johnson card as well as a Thurman Thomas Game Breaker Hologram.
This photo feels like an actual depiction of how Vinny felt every year in Tampa. He did do well with the Jets where his record was 35-26 over seven seasons. This photo does make me smile.
We'll end it with another Eagle great in Randall Cunningham. His career high in games was actually with Minnesota as he went 13-1 in a memorable 1998 season as the Vikings starting QB.
BREAKDOWN:
36 – Total Cards
3 – Team MVP
3 – Team Checklist
1 – Game Breaker Hologram
Upper Deck had something special going in the early days. This is a great looking set with some solid photography. Reggie was a beast. Randall was a magician. Sharpe was a stud. And Eugene Robinson was a fan favorite in Seattle and Green Bay.
ReplyDeleteUD really did have some magic early on.
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