Jennifer Montana

One day I opened a pack to find Joe Montana's wife Jennifer had her own card. Damn! I had trouble finding a place to file her. The more I thought about it, this woman probably had more of an effect on the game than some guys at the end of the bench.

Deion Sanders

This was the platinum insert version of Deion Sanders card. I had the Deion Nike sneakers with the big strap in 8th grade. Overpriced pieces of crap.

Reggie Roby

One of the greatest punters of our lifetime. Reggie was so cool he almost made it hip to be a punter. This guy was named the punter for the 1980's All Decade Team. He punted for more than 40,000 yards. He was also drafted by the Cincinnati Reds to pitch. Unfortunately Reggie passed away February 22, 2005 of a suspected heart attack.

The great Dolphin's coach Don Shula praised Reggie Roby saying: "He was an outstanding punter for us and his booming kicks often helped us win the field position battle." C'mon Don, that's no way to eulogize a man. How about something like, "Damn that boy could kick. We actually had to tone him down for games because during practice he kicked the ball right out of the damn stadium. You know I once saw Reggie roll a Jeep with a swift roundhouse. He was angry after we cut his salary. Now that was a man!"

Ray Wersching

Not only did Ray Wersching look like my father's accountant Bill Zunner but check out the back of his card. Majored in Accounting! He was married as well. Dad was Mr. Zunner flying to the Bay Area every Sunday to kick for the 49ers?