CARDS: Fleer 1990, Pro Set 1991, Score 1991 ACQUIRED: TTM 2022, C/o Home SENT: 9/1 RECEIVED: 9/13 (12 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Tim Goad was a 4th round pick out of North Carolina by the New England Patriots in 1988.
Posted 32 tackles and 2 sacks his rookie season seeing action primarily at NT.
Had a career high 53 tackles in ’90.
Played 7 seasons for the Patriots, heading over to the Cleveland Browns in 1995.
After a season in Cleveland, finished out career in 1996 as a member of the Baltimore Ravens.
Took the ‘Joe Nash route’ working as a jackman (and later as a pit coach) in NASCAR.
Also loves fishing and worked as a professional bass fisherman.
ACCOLADES:
New England Patriots All 1990s Team
All-Rookie Team 1988.
NOTES:
Tim makes an appearance in Nintendo’s Tecmo Super Bowl for the Patriots at NT. Some underrated action shots here on these cards of Tim. The Fleer ’90 is his rookie card, and he appears on 27 cards through 1997.
Ultimate World League 1992, Montreal Machine Team Stats, #76
Fleer 1990, #204Wild Card World League 1992, #2
CARDS: Fleer 1990, Ultimate World League 1992, Ultimate World League 1992 W-O-R-L-D, Ultimate World League 1992 Team Stats, Wild Card World League 1992 ACQUIRED: Paid Signing, 2023 FAILURE: TTM 2010, C/o Home
Ultimate World League 1992, #90Ultimate World League 1992, Promo
NOTES:
At long last! Pete Mandley was one of the largest whales left that I still needed for my World League sets. I had spied out a private signing of his, and after being one of the many victims of his 0% signing rate TTM and hours of fruitless research online, I jumped at the chance to be in this signing, especially at such an affordable rate.
The promoter was more than accommodating with me, after I realized I sent my cards to them too late. So the promoter gave me their address to where they were going so that I could 2 day express more cards to them. I sweated it out a little bit, but it all worked out in the end. I got Pete’s autograph on all my remaining set needs.
The Ultimate World League set had 3 set needs. The base set card and the promo card are side by side above. The front of the cards vary very little as the promo uses a full helmet logo in the vertical marquee. On the back the promo spells out W-O-R-L-D. These cards were passed out during games as promotionals for the league, and although they had low volume, they also held very little demand in the secondary market, making them essentially worthless.
CARDS: Fleer 1990, Pro Set 1989, Pro Set 1990 ACQUIRED: TTM 2023, C/o Home SENT: 3/27 RECEIVED: 4/29 (33 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Jason had an outstanding 1986 campaign for Brigham Young at DE, posting 12.5 sacks and 72 total tackles.
First round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1987.
Used primarily as a situational pass rusher and a fresh set of legs that year, gathering 2 sacks.
Saw more playing time in ’88, adding 35 tackles and 6 sacks.
Jason started all 16 games in ’89, tying a career high with another 6 sacks.
Saw limited playing time in ’90, joining Washington in ’91.
Started 5 games in 1992, accumulating 2 more sacks.
Retired after the ’93 season.
ACCOLADES:
Outland Trophy 1986
NOTES:
A physical specimen, Buck could bench press more than 490 pounds at his peak. Buck’s numbers were impacted by playing in primarily a 3-4 alignment, and starting 31 out of 97 total contests.
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