~NFL Defensive/Offensive Rookie of the Year Set Thread~

ArnyVee · October 22, 2007 1:19AM

And another one just bought this morning from Josh (envoy)....

ArnyVee · October 22, 2007 10:43PM

Is this the correct Topps Chrome card for Adrian Peterson? I'm not big on modern stuff, but with the letters "TC" before the number, it looks like a subset or something.

Adrian Peterson PSA 10 Topps Chrome

bcd33 · October 23, 2007 1:36AM

All base 2007 Topps Chrome cards have TC pefixed to their number this year. This is the base card. There are also refractors, red refractors, white refractors, blue refractors, and autographed versions...

ArnyVee · October 23, 2007 8:20AM

Oh, okay. Thanks for the info!

I wanted to make sure that it wasn't like the regular Topps set with a special Topps Chrome sort of 'preview' or subset kinda thing.

ArnyVee · October 25, 2007 10:03PM

Who will win R.O.Y. for offense & defense this season?

OFFENSE
1st - Adrian Peterson
2nd - Dwayne Bowe
3rd - Marshawn Lynch
4th - Calvin Johnson
5th - Deshawn Wynn

DEFENSE
1st - Patrick Willis
2nd - Amobi Okoye
3rd - Jon Beason
4th - Aaron Ross
5th - Darrelle Revis

.....is this the order currently after week 7 heading into week 8?

ArnyVee · October 28, 2007 10:42PM

Another card to add to the set....The Big Ben rookie....

ArnyVee · November 4, 2007 4:17AM

Another guy to add....

ArnyVee · November 27, 2007 9:59PM

Who will win R.O.Y. for offense & defense this season?

OFFENSE
1st - Adrian Peterson
2nd - Dwayne Bowe
3rd - Marshawn Lynch
4th - Sidney Rice
5th - Calvin Johnson

DEFENSE
1st - Patrick Willis
2nd - Amobi Okoye
3rd - Jon Beason
4th - Aaron Ross
5th - Darrelle Revis

.....is this the order currently after week 12 heading into week 13?

ArnyVee · December 4, 2007 2:23AM

This is just for myself to keep track on one list here on the thread

DEFENSE ROY/OFFENSE ROY
1967 Lem Barney Detroit Lions Cornerback (1970 Topps #75)
1967 Mel Farr Detroit Lions Running back (1970 Topps #52) PSA 8
1968 Claude Humphrey Atlanta Falcons Defensive end (1970 Topps #156?)
1968 Earl McCullouch Detroit Lions Offensive end (1970 Topps #195?)
1969 Joe Greene Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive tackle (1971 Topps #245)
1969 Calvin Hill Dallas Cowboys Running back (1970 Topps #260?)
1970 Bruce Taylor San Francisco 49ers Cornerback (1971 Topps #231?)
1970 Dennis Shaw Buffalo Bills Quarterback (1971 Topps #235) PSA 8
1971 Isiah Robertson Los Angeles Rams Linebacker (1972 Topps #215) PSA 9
1971 John Brockington Green Bay Packers Running back (1972 Topps #85?)
1972 Willie Buchanon Green Bay Packers Cornerback (1974 Topps #292) PSA 9
1972 Franco Harris Pittsburgh Steelers Running back (1973 Topps #89)
1973 Wally Chambers Chicago Bears Defensive tackle (1974 Topps #474?)
1973 Chuck Foreman Minnesota Vikings Running back (1974 Topps #113)
1974 Jack Lambert Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker (1976 Topps #220)
1974 Don Woods San Diego Chargers Running back (1975 Topps #10)
1975 Robert Brazile Houston Oilers Linebacker (1976 Topps #424?) PSA 9
1975 Mike Thomas Washington Redskins Running back (1976 Topps #429) PSA 9
1976 Mike Haynes New England Patriots Cornerback (1977 Topps #50) PSA 9
1976 Sammy (Sammie) White Minnesota Vikings Wide receiver (1977 Topps #340) PSA 9
1977 A.J. Duhe Miami Dolphins Defensive end (1978 Topps #22?)
1977 Tony Dorsett Dallas Cowboys Running back (1978 Topps #315)
1978 Al Baker Detroit Lions Defensive end (1979 Topps #75)
1978 Earl Campbell Houston Oilers Running back (1979 Topps #390) PSA 9
1979 Jim Haslett Buffalo Bills Linebacker (1981 Topps #173)
1979 Ottis Anderson St. Louis Cardinals Running back (1980 Topps #170)
1980 Buddy Curry & Al Richardson Atlanta Falcons Linebackers (1983 Topps #17 -- 1981 Topps #292)
1980 Billy Sims Detroit Lions Running back (1981 Topps #100)
1981 Lawrence Taylor New York Giants Linebacker (1982 Topps #434) PSA 9
1981 George Rogers New Orleans Saints Running back (1982 Topps #410)
1982 Chip Banks Cleveland Browns Linebacker (1983 Topps #245) PSA 9
1982 Marcus Allen Los Angeles Raiders Running back (1983 Topps #294)
1983 Vernon Maxwell Baltimore Colts Linebacker (1984 Topps #16)
1983 Eric Dickerson Los Angeles Rams Running back (1984 Topps #280) PSA 9
1984 Bill Maas Kansas City Chiefs Defensive tackle (1985 Topps #278) PSA 9
1984 Louis Lipps Pittsburgh Steelers Wide receiver (1985 Topps #358) PSA 10
1985 Duane Bickett Indianapolis Colts Linebacker (1986 Topps #322) PSA 9
1985 Eddie Brown Cincinnati Bengals Wide receiver (1986 Topps #260)
1986 Leslie O'Neal San Diego Chargers Defensive end (1987 Topps #347) PSA 10
1986 Rueben Mayes New Orleans Saints Running back (1987 Topps #274)
1987 Shane Conlan Buffalo Bills Linebacker (1988 Topps #232) PSA 10
1987 Troy Stradford Miami Dolphins Running back (1988 Topps #191)
1988 Erik McMillan New York Jets Safety (1989 Score Supplemental #349S)
1988 John Stephens New England Patriots Running back (1989 Score #236)
1989 Derrick Thomas Kansas City Chiefs Linebacker (1989 Score #258) PSA 10
1989 Barry Sanders Detroit Lions Running back (1989 Score #257) PSA 9
1990 Mark Carrier Chicago Bears Safety (1990 Action Packed Rookie Update #30)
1990 Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys Running back (1990 Score Supplemental #101)
1991 Mike Croel Denver Broncos Linebacker (1991 Stadium Club #310)
1991 Leonard Russell New England Patriots Running back (1991 Stadium Club #435)
1992 Dale Carter Kansas City Chiefs Cornerback (1992 Stadium Club #689)
1992 Carl Pickens Cincinnati Bengals Wide receiver (1992 Pro Set #461) PSA 9
1993 Dana Stubblefield San Francisco 49ers Defensive tackle (1993 SP #241)
1993 Jerome Bettis Los Angeles Rams Running back (1993 SP #6)
1994 Tim Bowens Miami Dolphins Defensive tackle (1994 Action Packed #139)
1994 Marshall Faulk Indianapolis Colts Running back (1994 SP #3) PSA 10
1995 Hugh Douglas New York Jets Defensive end (1995 Bowman's Best #16?)
1995 Curtis Martin New England Patriots Running back (1995 SP #18) PSA 9
1996 Simeon Rice Arizona Cardinals Defensive end (1996 SP #3)
1996 Eddie George Houston Oilers Running back (1996 SP #5) PSA 9
1997 Peter Boulware Baltimore Ravens Linebacker (1997 SP Authentic #?)
1997 Warrick Dunn Tampa Bay Buccaneers Running back (1997 SP Authentic #10) PSA 9
1998 Charles Woodson Oakland Raiders Cornerback (1998 SP Authentic #23)
1998 Randy Moss Minnesota Vikings Wide receiver (1998 SP Authentic #18)
1999 Jevon Kearse Tennessee Titans Defensive end (1999 SP Authentic #116)
1999 Edgerrin James Indianapolis Colts Running back (1999 SP Authentic #94?)
2000 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears Linebacker (2000 SP Authentic #122)
2000 Mike Anderson Denver Broncos Running back (2000 SP Authentic #164?) PSA 10
2001 Kendrell Bell Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker (2001 SP Authentic #171) PSA 9
2001 Anthony Thomas Chicago Bears Running back (2001 SP Authentic #109?)
2002 Julius Peppers Carolina Panthers Defensive end (2002 Topps Chrome #214)
2002 Clinton Portis Denver Broncos Running back (2002 Topps Chrome #181)
2003 Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens Linebacker (2003 Topps Chrome #169)
2003 Anquan Boldin Arizona Cardinals Wide receiver (2003 Topps Chrome #203)
2004 Jonathan Vilma New York Jets Linebacker (2004 Topps Chrome #186)
2004 Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback (2004 Topps Chrome #166) PSA 10
2005 Shawne Merriman San Diego Chargers Linebacker (2005 Topps Chrome #?)
2005 Cadillac Williams Tampa Bay Buccaneers Running back (2005 Topps Chrome #197)
2006 DeMeco Ryans Houston Texans Linebacker (2006 SP Authentic #99)
2006 Vince Young Tennessee Titans Quarterback (2006 Topps Chrome #223) PSA 10

ArnyVee · December 6, 2007 11:06PM

Here's an article about Patrick Willis vs Adrian Peterson.

Patrick Willis goes after Adrian Peterson in meeting of top rookies

By GREG BEACHAM - AP Sports Writer
2007-12-06 20:47

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Patrick Willis' determination to be polite is just as intense as his determination to tackle everything he sees. The 49ers' rookie linebacker always smiles, answers every demand patiently and calls just about everybody ``Sir'' - even some women.

San Francisco hopes its leading tackler will be a whole lot less gracious Sunday to Minnesota running back Adrian Peterson when two of the league's finest rookies meet repeatedly and violently at Candlestick Park.

Willis and Peterson have been the brightest spots on their teams during their first year in the NFL. Their first meeting is key for the Vikings' (6-6) playoff hopes, while the 49ers (3-9) will attempt to salvage a bit of respect from a hugely disappointing season.

Yet even the coaches will be gawking when the league's leading tackler goes after its leading rusher. Willis and Peterson have the talent to be stars for years to come, and their first head-to-head matchup could cement both players' front-runner status in the rookie-of-the-year races on both sides of the ball.

``That'll be a fun one to watch,'' 49ers coach Mike Nolan said. ``I think it'll have something to do with the voting when the season's all over. I think people will watch and see what happens. When they're that close to one another, who won what battle?''

Their battle could be the most interesting part of the sequel to one of the NFL's worst games in 2006. San Francisco beat Minnesota 9-3 despite managing just 133 total yards while the Vikings committed three turnovers and dropped several big passes in a thoroughly dull afternoon.

But Peterson and Willis were both finishing up stellar college careers at the time, and Nolan figures their pairing alone should be more exciting than that snoozer.

``I do think that is one of the more interesting challenges in this football game, because they will meet,'' Nolan said. ``It's not like a defensive back and a running back, where they may not meet very often. You're talking about two players, the linebacker and the running back - they should meet quite a few times, whether it's in coverage or in the running game.''

There's a movement afoot in San Francisco to come up with a nickname for Willis, who already has made 128 tackles in San Francisco's 3-4 defense, even while playing with a broken hand in recent games.

Minnesota coach Brad Childress applied his own catchy moniker while watching film during the week.

``I'll tell you what, he is a rolling ball of butcher knives,'' Childress said. ``He is everywhere. He's a million-mile-an-hour guy. He was playing with a club on his hand for a while. He broke his hand, and he still was everywhere.''

The same could be said of Peterson, who has rushed for 1,197 yards despite missing two games with a knee injury. He returned with 116 yards in a win over Detroit last week, Minnesota's third straight while jumping back into the playoff race.

San Francisco has lost nine of 10 despite Willis' impressive play, falling out of the playoff picture for the fifth straight season.

Willis and Peterson have a passing acquaintance after spending two months working out at the same Arizona complex during the offseason.

``I trained with him, and I've seen what he's done this far,'' Willis said. ``I don't go into it thinking, 'Oh man, I hope he doesn't make me miss,' or nothing like that. (I'll) just go out there and just play the very best I can play and not worry about if he's going to make me miss, or if he's going to make me look bad on TV.''

Peterson also is aware of Willis' growing reputation, particularly after studying him for the game. He sees Willis quickly joining Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis and the rest of the NFL's elite linebackers.

``I haven't played against him, but watching film and watching him play, he is playing up to some of those guys' standards, just by his play and his stats,'' Peterson said.

And what about when they meet?

``It could be a collision, or I might have to put a move on him to get to the end zone,'' Peterson said. ``So I don't know, I guess you've just got to wait and see.''

Even if Willis and Peterson weren't having breakout seasons, the rookies would be hits with their respective teachers. In addition to being humble and remarkably good-natured, both players have a reputation for outstanding work ethics, making their coaches' jobs remarkably easy in their first season.

``I think it's fun for the NFL and the fans to see where the league is going and what type of players are out there,'' Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said. ``There are always people leaving, there are always people coming in, and the new crop is on display this Sunday. I think it's fun to watch.''

ArnyVee · February 29, 2008 10:35AM

My first 'offensive/defensive' ROY sub....sheesh....those '86s are murder!

But, pulled a few 9s in the more recent cards.

55 04407044 1983 TOPPS 17 BUDDY CURRY N/A 9
55 04407045 1983 TOPPS 17 BUDDY CURRY N/A 8
56 04407046 1984 TOPPS 16 VERNON MAXWELL N/A 8
57 04407047 1984 TOPPS 286 JACKIE SLATER N/A 7
58 04407048 1986 TOPPS 260 EDDIE BROWN N/A 7
58 04407049 1986 TOPPS 260 EDDIE BROWN N/A 7
58 04407050 1986 TOPPS 260 EDDIE BROWN N/A 7.5
59 04407051 1986 TOPPS 322 DUANE BICKETT N/A 7.5
59 04407052 1986 TOPPS 322 DUANE BICKETT N/A 7
59 04407053 1986 TOPPS 322 DUANE BICKETT N/A 6.5
60 04407054 1987 TOPPS 274 RUEBEN MAYES N/A 8.5
60 04407055 1987 TOPPS 274 RUEBEN MAYES N/A 8.5
61 04407056 1988 TOPPS 191 TROY STRADFORD N/A 8.5
61 04407057 1988 TOPPS 191 TROY STRADFORD N/A 8
62 04407058 1989 SCORE 349S ERIK McMILLAN SUPPLEMENTAL 9
62 04407059 1989 SCORE 349S ERIK McMILLAN SUPPLEMENTAL 9
63 04407060 1990 ACTION PACKED 30 MARK CARRIER ROOKIE UPDATE 9
63 04407061 1990 ACTION PACKED 30 MARK CARRIER ROOKIE UPDATE 9
63 04407062 1990 ACTION PACKED 30 MARK CARRIER ROOKIE UPDATE 9
64 04407063 1991 STADIUM CLUB 310 MIKE CROEL N/A 9
65 04407064 1991 STADIUM CLUB 435 LEONARD RUSSELL N/A 9
66 04407065 1992 STADIUM CLUB 689 DALE CARTER N/A 8.5
66 04407066 1992 STADIUM CLUB 689 DALE CARTER N/A 8
66 04407067 1992 STADIUM CLUB 689 DALE CARTER N/A 8
67 04407068 1993 SP 241 DANA STUBBLEFIELD N/A 8.5
67 04407069 1993 SP 241 DANA STUBBLEFIELD N/A 9

envoy98 · February 29, 2008 11:18AM

You'll have to remind me who was on my sub. lol

Whoever you want on there, you have first dibs on.

recbball · September 14, 2009 10:23PM

The NFL AP OFFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR and the NFL AP DEFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR are now on the set request waiting list.
When I submitted the checklist to PSA I broke it down into two sets, I think it's easier to colllect that way.
For a RC to be eligible for the sets it had to of had a print run of at least 999 and not be an auto or relic card. - Tom

NFL AP OFFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

CARD NO. ITEM NAME GRADE WEIGHT
52 1970 Topps Mel Farr 1
195 1970 Topps Earl McCullouch 1
260 1970 Topps Clvin Hill 2
235 1971 Topps Dennis Shaw 1
85 1972 Topps John Brockington 1
89 1973 Topps Franco Harris 8
113 1974 Topps Chuck Foreman 1
10 1975 Topps Don Woods 1
429 1976 Topps Mike Thomas 1
340 1977 Topps Sammie White 1
315 1978 Topps Tony Dorsett 7
390 1979 Topps Earl Campbell 7
170 1980 Topps Ottis Anderson 1
100 1981 Topps Billy Sims 1
410 1982 Topps George Rogers 1
294 1983 Topps Marcus Allen 1
280 1984 Topps Eric Dickerson 1
358 1985 Topps Louis Lipps 1
260 1986 Topps Eddie Brown 1
274 1987 Topps Rueben Mayes 1
191 1988 Topps Troy Stradford 1
236 1989 Score John Stephens 1
257 1989 Score Barry Sanders 3
101T 1990 Score Sup. Emmitt Smith 3
435 1991 Stadium Club Leonard Russell 1
461 1992 Pro Set Carl Pickens 1
6 1993 SP Jerome Bettis 3
3 1994 SP Marshall Faulk 1
18 1995 SP Curtis Martin 1
5 1996 SP Eddie George 1
10 1997 SP Authentic Warrick Dunn 1
18 1998 SP Authentic Randy Moss 8
94 1999 SP Authentic Edgerrin James 4
164 2000 SP Authentic Mike Anderson 1
279 2001 Topps Chrome Anthony Thomas 1
181 2002 Topps Chrome Clinton Portis 1
203 2003 Topps Chrome Anquan Boldin 1
166 2004 Topps Chrome Ben Roethlisberger 1
197 2005 Topps Chrome Carnell Williams 1
223 2006 Topps Chrome Vince Young 1
TC181 2007 Topps Chrome Adrian Peterson 1
TC166 2008 Topps Chrome Matt Ryan 1

NFL AP DEFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

CARD NO. ITEM NAME GRADE WEIGHT
75 1970 Topps Lem Barney 3
156 1970 Topps Claude Humphrey 5
239 1971 Topps Bruce Taylor 1
245 1971 Topps Joe Greene 10
215 1972 Topps Isiah Robertson 1
292 1974 Topps Willie Buchanon 1
474 1974 Topps Wally Chambers 1
220 1976 Topps Jack Lambert 5
424 1976 Topps Robert Brazile 1
50 1977 Topps Mike Haynes 5
22 1978 Topps A.J. Duhe 1
75 1979 Topps Al Baker 1
173 1981 Topps Jim Haslett 1
292 1981 Topps Al Richardson 1
434 1982 Topps Lawrence Taylor 3
17 1983 Topps Buddy Curry 1
245 1983 Topps Chip Banks 1
16 1984 Topps Vernon Maxwell 1
278 1985 Topps Bill Maas 1
322 1986 Topps Duane Bickett 1
347 1987 Topps Leslie O’Neal 1
232 1988 Topps Shane Conlan 1
258 1989 Score Derrick Thomas 1
349S 1989 Score Sup. Erik McMillan 1
30 1990 Action Packed RU Mark Carrier 1
310 1991 Stadium Club Mike Croel 1
689 1992 Stadium Club Dale Carter 1
241 1993 SP Dana Stubblefield 1
507 1994 Stadium Club Tim Bowens 1
444 1995 Stadium Club Hugh Douglas 1
3 1996 SP Simeon Rice 1
4 1997 SP Authentic Peter Boulware 1
23 1998 SP Authentic Charles Woodson 2
116 1999 SP Authentic Jevon Kearse 1
122 2000 SP Authentic Brian Urlacher 5
208 2001 Bowman Chrome Kendrell Bell 1
214 2002 Topps Chrome Julius Peppers 1
169 2003 Topps Chrome Terrell Suggs 1
186 2004 Topps Chrome Jonathan Vilma 1
148 2005 Zenith Shawne Merriman 1
188 2006 Topps Chrome DeMeco Ryans 1
TC240 2007 Topps Chrome Patrick Willis 1
TC246 2008 Topps Chrome Jerod Mayo 1

alifaxwa2 · September 14, 2009 10:25PM

When did you submit that?

recbball · September 14, 2009 10:54PM

<< <i>When did you submit that? >>

last week

recbball · October 23, 2009 4:13AM

The NFL AP OFFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR and DEFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR sets are now only 10 and 11 out.

~~~NFL Defensive/Offensive Rookie of the Year Set Thread~~~

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