Dominating defensive end played college ball at Washington before heading over to the CFL in 1984.
Playing for the Edmonton Eskimos, racked up 18 sacks in rookie year.
Over 9 year career, never failed to notch less than 8 sacks in a season.
Also had 18 sacks in 87, and 17 in both 86 and 90.
Played the 91 and 92 seasons with the British Columbia Lions.
Finished out career with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1993.
Seldom used TE as well, recorded 4 catches and 4 TDs over his career on offense.
ACCOLADES:
CFL All-CFL 1984, 89, 90
CFL West All-Star 1984, 86, 89-91
CFL Grey Cup MVP, Defense 1987
NOTES: It seemed to make a lot of sense to go ahead and pick this autograph up since it was so cheap and the seller had multitudes of the same autographed card.
The last time I got Warren, he quickly stopped signing again before I could clear out a few more of my set needs and cards I liked- and he appears in all the great sets of the era I collected. I definitely decided to double dipped on this one.
I was pretty disappointed recently to hear that Warren decided to change his tune and is now fully selling the HOUSTON Oilers as part of the Tennessee Titans history. This coincided with the franchise’s late attempt to fully integrate Oilers history into Tennessee, as Houston fans were clamoring again about bringing the derrick and history home. Then the Tacks decided to have a homecoming game where they flew out all the players to Tennessee. Pretty good PR move on their part.
He used to be one of my favorite players, but I saw this as an absolute betrayal. It was odd because he was even quoted as saying that he never played for this fan base or in Tennessee but here he was being inducted into their Ring of Honor.
Signed by the Browns in mid 1990 after a prolific career kicking for the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL.
Kicked 3 game winning field goals for squad that just took away 4 wins for year.
Kicked and punted for the Esks from 87-90.
Set CFL single season record with 227 points.
Kicked game winning kick with seconds remaining, to propel Esks to 75th Grey Cup 38-36 over the Toronto Argonauts in 87.
Went to camp with the Lions in 1991, but was released in camp due to broken foot.
Returned to Esks in 1991 and later played for Stampeders in same season.
Signed by Rams in 92 but couldn’t beat out Tony Zendejas in camp.
Joined the Ohio Glory of the World League for the 92 season.
Kicked game winning field goal against Galaxy to propel Glory to their only win of the season, 20-17.
ACCOLADES:
Windsor /Essex HoF 2017
CFL West All-Star 1988
NOTES:
I remember Jerry being one of the few players at the time that I had cards of for the Glory/ Riders preseason game. The dents on the corners of the Score Supplemental bear the scars of both the preseason game and the infamous Hail Storm Game. I never got Jerry, and put this card away for many years.
Later, when I was coming back to the hobby I put this card aside. I love the Score card, as it not only shows a great action shot of Jerry in a single bar face mask, which was quickly becoming a rarity back then, but also the dirt of Municipal Stadium. Great card.
NFL
XPA
XPM
PCT
FGA
FGM
PCT
PTS
LG
27
24
88.9
14
20
.700
66
47
CFL
XPA
XPM
PCT
FGA
FGM
PCT
FGS
PTS
170
170
100.0
173
118
.682
31
557
P
YDS
AVG
LG
431
17453
40.5
83
WL
XPA
XPM
PCT
FGA
FGM
PCT
PTS
LG
9
10
.900
14
7
.500
30
N/a
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