CARDS: Gameday 1992, Proset 1989, Fleer 1990
ACQUIRED: TTM 2022, C/o Home
SENT: 9/22 RECEIVED: 10/6 (14 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
NOTES:
Bill had some great set needs, and since I had never written him before, I figured I’d go ahead and knock these cards out. His Pro Set 1989 definitely sticks out to me. It’s a unique shot of a lineman that perfectly encapsulates the action that Pro Set was known for in its early years.
CARDS: Skybox 1992, Gameday 1992, Proset 1989, Fleer 1990
ACQUIRED: TTM 2023, C/o Home
SENT: 1/5 RECEIVED: 1/18 (13 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
NOTES:
After I got Bruce a few years ago, I remember opening up a box searching for another player and saying, “uggggghhhh…”, After I realized that I had a beautiful Skybox card of him that I wanted to have him sign. I set it aside and waited patiently hoping he’d still be a good signer when the time would come around again.
As the pandemic set in, I started really developing and formalizing a lot of set needs. I used to like to just pick and choose action shots and pretty cards to send to players, but now I’ve become more directed, as all four of these sets became set needs after COVID came and supposedly went.
CARDS: Topps 1990, Score 1991, Pro Set 1989
ACQUIRED: TTM 2021, C/o Home
SENT: 11/29 RECEIVED: 1/14 (41 days)
CAREER SNAPSHOT:
ACCOLADES:
NOTES:
There was this quiet pipeline of offensive talent that came out of SFA in the mid to late 80s and Floyd was among them alongside guys like Patrick Jackson, Todd Fowler, James Noble, and Larry Centers. While Floyd’s Pro Set 1989 is a real head turner, his Score 1991 is a pretty goofy looking shot. No wonder you don’t see very many card shots of players after they’ve been tackled to the ground.
| REC | YDS | AVG | TD | LG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 184 | 2523 | 13.7 | 16 | 65 |
| PR | YDS | AVG | TD | LG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 151 | 5.8 | 0 | 16 |