AFL only again. I want the Wahoo McDaniel on display. He would end up as a wrestler and will have a little rivalry with Ernie Ladd.

I don't like this set.

This is the most significant card in this set. I have a pretty good example of this card. Mine is well centered with fairly solid corners. That's pretty good for this low quality set. I think Topps missed the target with the '68 set. I love the design, I love the team logos, and this is the last time we see team logos on helmets for many years to come. Unfortunately the production quality of this set is terrible. It's so bad it ruins what would otherwise be my favorite set.

Another low budget set by Topps. The design is kind of a throw-back to the '56 set and like that earlier set, this one leaves me wanting more.
The Csonka rookie is the premier card and my example is as good as any other I've seen in person.

To me, this set begins what I call the pre-modern football sets. This is the first year that Topps used a "waving pennant" design element. This will be repeated in the '75, '77, '81 (kind of), and '82 sets. If you use your imagination you can see it again in the '98 set.
OJ's rookie is the premiere card of this set. Unfortunately I don't have one in my collection yet. However, I'm very happy to display the Alan Page rookie instead. In fact, when I get the OJ rookie I still might display the Page rookie instead. SKOL!

This is my earliest completed set. The Bradshaw rookie is awesome and I'm glad to own an EX example of the card.

Of course I want the Staubach RC. But an RC of Viking's HOF'er Ron Yary is pretty awesome too. SKOL!

This is the card to have. I've held this set in low regard for many years but it's starting to grow on me.

It was Topps' first large set and I felt that they tried too hard.

This set is the first set that I remember opening packs of. It does not not have a very strong rookie class though. Not to worry, this is a great opportunity to display another Viking HOFer that wouldn't otherwise get a spot. A part of the Minnesota Gophers National Champion team and a member of the Puple People Eaters. SKOL!

This spot should go to Dan Fouts, but I don't have one. Mick is a good stand in though. A HOFer who played with the Vikings from '62 to '78, starting every game including an NFL Championship and four Super Bowls. SKOL!

Another selection that requires very little thought. This is probably the most significant Topps football card since Namath's '65 rookie.