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hs for over 25 years. The Football Autograph Encyclopedia Search Primary Menu 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Search for: The Spring League , usfl Suell, Jordan May 14, 2024 Upper Deck USFL 2023, #22 CARD: Upper Deck USFL 2023 ACQUIRED: TTM 2023, C/o Home SENT: 10/23 RECEIVED: 11/8 (16 days) CAREER SNAPSHOT: Jordan Suell played WR for Southern Oregon. Suell distinguished himself as one of the top receivers in The Spring League playing for the Generals in 2020-21. Selected in the 22nd round of the USFL 2022 Draft by the Philadelphia Stars. Suell became the go-to guy for Case Cookus finishing with 376 yards and 3 receiving TDs. Caught 5 passes for 66 yards and 2 TDs, in a loss to the Stallions, during the USFL 2022 Championship. Had only 14 catches for 130 yards after sustaining multiple broken ribs during a week 5 contest in 2023. Played in the UFL in 2024 for the Michigan Panthers but was cut midseason. NOTES: Great looking card of Suell here with a complimentary autograph. He wrote me a nice note thanking me for being a fan. jordan suell philadelphia stars tsl generals ttm autograph ttm football autograph upper deck usfl 2023 Arena , NFL , NFLE , Super Bowl MVP Warner, Kurt May 12, 2024 Proset 1990 Super Bowl MVP HACK, #34 CARD: Pro Set 1990 Super Bowl Insert HACK ACQUIRED: 2023, Consignment CAREER SNAPSHOT: Kurt Warner is the true rags to riches story of football history. Played college ball at tiny University of Northern Iowa. Didn’t see any significant playing time until senior season in ’93, posting for 2,982 yards and 17 TDs. Undrafted in ’94, was a camp arm for the Green Bay Packers. Out of football as a grocery stocker, decided to join the Arena Football League, playing for the Iowa Barnstormers in ’95. After setting numerous records for the Barnstormers, signed with the St. Louis Rams in 1997 and allocated to the Amsterdam Admirals of the NFLE for play in ’98. After leading the NFLE in passing, Warner returned stateside and spent the NFL season riding the bench. It’d be in ’99 that fate happened Kurt’s way. With backup QB Steve Bono departing in free agency and starting QB Trent Green injured, Kurt Warner found himself atop the team depth chart. He’d finish 325 of 499 for 4353 yards and 41 TDs leading the Rams to a Super Bowl win against the Tennesee Titans. In 2000, Warner led the Rams back to the playoffs, but the Greatest Show on Turf lost to the Saints. 2001 saw Warner lead the NFL in multiple passing categories and the Rams to a 14-2 record, but the team lost the Super Bowl to the New England Patriots. Warner went into a slump in 2002, that continued into 2003. In 2004, Kurt was cut by the Rams and then joined the New York Giants. It was a tough year for Warner, as lingering issues and injuries, taking their toll, along with numerous sacks. He then packed his bags to play for the Arizona Cardinals for the 2006 season. By this time fans thought of Warner as being washed up, but he saved the best for last. The age was showing on Warner, and he’d have to constantly look over his shoulder as first round pick Matt Leinart was expected to pick up the reins soon. After a great start, Leinart replaced Warner at QB in week 4 for most of the remainder of the ’06 season. With Leinart the starter, Warner replaced him off the bench in week 4 after an injury ended Matt’s season. Warner threw for a career high 484 yards in a loss to the ‘9ers that year. This culminated in him again winning the starting QB job for the Cardinals in ’08. Kurt would lead the Cardinals to an improbable Super Bowl appearance- their first in the modern Super Bowl era. Finished the season with 4,583 passing yards, 30 touchdowns, and completed 67.1% of his passes. Lost Super Bowl XLIII to the Pittsburgh Steelers last minute heroics 27-23. Threw for 377 yards in the loss, and compiled a 112.3 QB rating in the game. In 2009 became the first QB to throw for 14,000+ yards for two separate teams, and the second to throw 100+ TDs for two different teams. Cardinals lost in the divisional round to the New Orleans Saints that year, as Warner sustained an injury. He’d retire after the post season concluded. Kurt has spent a lot of time catching up with his kids since retirement while going into coaching. He’s also been a commentator for Spring Leagues, notably the Arena Football League and the AAF . ACCOLADES: NFL MVP 1999, 2001 Super Bowl XXXIX MVP All-Arena 1996-97 Iowa Barnstomers Hall of Fame Iowa Barnstormers #13 retired Bert Bell Award 1999 Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor Walter Payton Man of the Year 2008 Bart Starr Award 2010 NOTES: Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d secure Kurt Warner at such a friendly price point, but after biting my nails, the consignment came through- and it looks glorious. While Kurt does sign through the mail, he only signs a testament card- which is nice, but leaves collectors in the dust on their own set needs. I was eager to get him, not only on this beautiful card I created of him, but also because he’s the greatest testament to what Spring Football such as the Arena League and the NFLE can do for a player. In Kurt’s case, he needed to get more experience, confidence, and faith to face what he’d encounter in the NFL. Eventually it ‘all slowed down for him’ and he surpassed all expectations, making 3 Super Bowl appearances. A devout Christian, some pundits slammed him for thanking Jesus Christ for helping him win his Super Bowl MVP, but myself, personally I found it refreshing that he’d do such a thing. Now it seems commonplace for players to wear their faith on their shoulder after winning a big game. On occasion when I was attending AAF contests of the Commanders , Kurt gave commentary from a mobile studio on the sidelines very close by. I didn’t have anything then but it was still nice to see him show his skills and support Spring Football as well. ATT CPD YDS PCT TD INT RAT LG 1320 818 10465 62.0 183 43 N/a 46 ARENA ATT CPD YDS PCT TD INT RAT LG 326 165 2101 50.6 15 6 78.8 47t NFLE ATT CPD YDS PCT TD INT RAT LG 4070 2666 32344 65.5 208 128 93.7 85t NFL amsterdam admirals Arizona Cardinals Iowa Barnstormers kurt warner New York Giants pro set 1990 superbowl mvp hack st louis rams St. Louis Rams NFL Murphy, Kevin ‘The Champ’ May 10, 2024 Action Packed 1990, #267 CARD: Action Packed 1990 ACQUIRED: TTM 2023, C/o Home SENT: 9/25 RECEIVED: 10/5 (10 days) FAILURE: TTM 2023, C/o Home CAREER SNAPSHOT: Kevin Murphy was selected in the second round of the 1986 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers out of Oklahoma. Outstanding lineman for the Sooners who was converted to LB. In ’88 he had 76 tackles and a 34 yard pick for a TD against the Packers. Led the team in sacks in ’89 with 6.0 and had a career high 16 tackles against the Vikings that year. Also had a career high and team leading 4 FF that season. By ’90 the team boasted a wealth of linebacker talent resulting in Murphy only starting 7 contests. Still managed 77 tackles, 4 sacks and 3 FF. After playing for San Diego in 1992, joined the Seahawks for the 1993 season starting 10 games. NOTES: Not the biggest name here in Murphy but he was definitely a blue collar find. He doesn’t honestly pop up often so when he did I sent this card out immediately. Well there’s a first for everything… I only failed on Kevin initially because he signed the penny sleeve! Ah well. I made it easy on him and resent the card minus the sleeve and he signed this sweet Action Packed card for me in no time flat. TAC SAC FUM INT YDS AVG TD LG N/a 12.0 5 1 35 35.0 1 35t action packed 1990 kevin murphy Seattle Seahawks tampa bay buccaneers. san diego chargers ttm autograph ttm football autograph Posts navigation 1 2 … 759 Next → Celebrating the game, the players, the cards, and the autographs for over 25 years. UPDATES AAF WLAF/ NFLE WLAF/ NFLE Player Index Index Recent Posts Suell, Jordan Warner, Kurt Murphy, Kevin ‘The Champ’ Henderson, Jerome (2) Pickens, Carl Pritchard, Mike...