Cards: Score Supplemental 1990 Acquired: TTM 2022, C/o Home Sent: 2/18 Received: 2/28 (10 days) Failure TTM 2019, C/o Home
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Return specialist and WR at Delaware State returned two punts and kickoffs for TDs in Freshman season in 1980.
Dropped out of college after the season concluded.
Was working out with his brother (Robert) and caught the eye of the Patriots who offered him a free agent contract in 1983.
Caught 19 passes for 379 yards and 3 TDs his rookie year, while moonlighting as a kick returner.
84 season cut short by stress fracture of foot.
Browns were trying to acquire Weathers when he suddenly hit the market as a free agent in 85.
Immediately contributed to squad, providing much needed speed and return skills.
Caught only 16 passes- but averaged a team record 28.1 yards per catch (449 yards) and 3 TDs, as well as returned 26 punts for 219 yards.
Signed with Colts in 1989, playing in four contests before being released.
Joined Chiefs, and caught 17 passes for 192 yards.
Signed as a Plan B Free Agent with the Packers in 1990.
Had career high 33 receptions in 1990.
Retired after the 1991 season.
NOTES:
This is a great looking card of Clarence, and I had always wanted to get it signed. I tried back in 2019 to get him, but ran into a wrong address. I love these players who played a few years, had a few cards and have a great story to tell.
CARDS: Pro Set 1989, Topps Stadium Club 1992, Pro Set 1990 ACQUIRED: TTM 2021, C/o Home SENT: 4/17 RECEIVED: 5/12 (25 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Made the transition in his Senior year in ’88 from TE to OT for Notre Dame.
Earned sweeping accolades in college, and was especially praised for his size (6’7″, 262) and run blocking.
Seahawks first round pick in the 1989 NFL Draft (15th overall).
Started 9 games his rookie season- including 1 at TE.
By 1990, became fixture at left tackle, but in 1992 switched to left guard to accommodate for Ray Roberts, and then again in 1993 to right tackle.
Only player in Seahawks history to start 13+ games at 3 different positions, in 3 straight seasons.
Signed with Bears in 1994, becoming entrenched at left tackle for the next 4 seasons.
Departed Bears for Redskins in 1999, closing out career there after the 2000 season.
Went into coaching, first at the college level, eventually landing with the Jaguars in 2004.
Despite the turmoil on the Jaguars coaching staff- remained with the franchise through 2014.
Joined the Chiefs in 2013, earning a Super Bowl ring in 2019.
ACCOLADES:
2nd team All Pro (Conf.-UPI) 1995
Topps Stadium Club 1992, #134Pro Set 1990, #647
NOTES:
Andy had a lot of cards throughout his career. Oddly he didn’t make the cut with any of my favorite pet sets, but he happened to be in my favorite draft- 1989. His son currently plays OL for the Houston Texans.
CARD: Ultimate World League 1992 ACQUIRED: 2021, EBay FAILURE: TTM 2014, C/o Home
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
Played WR for Troy University totaling 1,554 yards, and 24 TDs on 86 receptions, and tied an NCAA record with a 99 yard TD reception.
Also spent time as a kick returner returning 74 kicks for a 24.3 yards per return and a TD.
6th round pick of the New York Jets in 1989.
Returned 4 kicks for 67 yards in 3 contests, before landing on the roster of the Colts for a game.
Saw preseason action with the Falcons and Chiefs, and then later signed with the San Antonio Riders of the World League in 1992.
A dangerous deep threat for the Riders, totaled 20 catches for 296 yards and a TD, while returning 14 kickoffs.
Hopped over to the CFL in 1993 and after a tryout with Ottawa, ended up on the roster of the Sacramento Gold Miners.
Had most solid season to date, with 61 catches for 1074 yards, and 5 TDs- including a 90 yarder.
Spent 1994 between the rosters of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts.
Played the next 3 years with the San Jose Sabre Cats of the Arena Football League.
Recorded 86 catches for 1012 yards and 15 TDs in 1996.
After a brief hiatus, reemerged for one final season with the Buffalo Destroyers in 2000.
ACCOLADES:
Arena All-Arena 1995 (Second Team)
NOTES:
Since my lowball offer stuck, I went ahead and took an Ebay flyer on this one after previously failing on Titus back in 2014. I mean, who would fake his autograph? I Immediately figured out his address and resent the other card I need (Wild Card) to Dixon again to try to get him to sign.
NFL
KR
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
4
67
16.8
0
21
WLAF
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
20
296
14.8
1
48
KR
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
14
296
21.1
0
37
CFL
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
73
1230
16.8
5
90t
KR
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
46
918
20.0
0
44
ARENA
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
209
2477
11.9
40
N/a
KR
YDS
AVG
TD
LG
164
3165
19.3
9
N/a
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