Kansas City Chiefs cards

Jan Stenerud, a native of Fetsund, Norway, attended Montana State on a skiing scholarship and was the Chiefs' third-round pick in the 1966 draft, says his 1981 card.

At the University of Colorado, Larry Brunson was running buddies with eventual Raider star Cliff Branch. Brunson ran the 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds, says his 1977 card. He was the Broncos' 11th-round draft choice in 1972 but never played in his rookie season in Denver. He latched on with New England for 1973, but, again, never saw a down of action with the Patriots that season. "Clinched berth on Chiefs roster with 1974 pre-season performance against Rams when he returned kickoffs for 81 and 41 yards and also scored touchdown on 66-yard passing play."

"The most pleasant surprise for Chiefs in 1975, he came to club the day after the 43-man roster had been reached," says Walter White's 1977 card. "Making his presence known early, he caught a 69-yard touchdown pass as his first reception as a pro. All 3 of his 1975 touchdowns went for a distance of 48 yards or more. ... Holds Maryland single game receiving record of 144 yards against Penn State in 1974."

Henry Marshall's 1979 card says he's an off-season traveler. "... (A) smooth and fluid stride reminiscent of Otis Taylor in his prime."

The Chiefs' first-round draft in 1974 after being a two-time All-American at Arizona State, Woody Green had two of Kansas City's three 100-yard rushing games of that season: 146 of 23 carries against the Chargers and 114 on 18 attempts against the Broncos.

Behind Southern Cal's Ricky Bell and Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett, Colorado's Tony Reed was the third running back selected in the 1977 draft. His 1978 card says he attended high school in Japan.

Art Still’s 1981 card says he was a criminology major at the University of Kentucky. "Art is the cornerstone of the Chiefs' defense."

Eric Harris started 48 straight games for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts and once returned an interception 115 yards, his 1981 card says.

Gary Barbaro's 1981 card says he enjoys working on automobiles.

Nick Lowery likes theatre, his 1981 card says.