1955 Topps All American Football #97 DON HUTSON PSA 5 ALABAMA SINGLE PRINT HoF

Description: This 1955 Topps All American Football trading card features DON HUSON, the All-American end. Card is graded PSA 5 and comes from a set of sports trading cards produced by Topps. This card is a must-have for any collector of vintage football memorabilia. The card showcases a unique design that makes it stand out among other sports trading cards. This card is perfect for any collector who wants to add a piece of history to their collection. Whether you are a fan of football or just a collector, this card is a great investment and a true gem. SCARCE SINGLE PRINT Card will be packaged in double, quality bubble envelopes. No returns on graded cards. Always happy to combine shipping. Donald Montgomery Hutson (January 31, 1913 - June 26, 1997) (WR/S/K) is considered not only to be the first true modern day wide receiver, but also one of the greatest in the history of the National Football League. Curly Lambeau signed the University of Alabama star and utilized his tremendous speed, agility and ball handling skills as he developed his high-powered and unique offense. Hutson scored his first touchdown in his second game with Green Bay, where he played his entire career (1935-1945), amassing 105 total touchdowns in 11 seasons. Don led the NFL in receptions and yards per game eight times, seven times in receiving yards and nine times in touchdowns. He also led the league in interceptions and yards after an interception once. Hutson was named to eight consecutive All-Pro First Teams (1938-1945) and four consecutive Pro Bowl appearances (1939-1942). Don Hutson was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player in 1941 and 1942, seasons where he scored 10 touchdowns with 738 receiving yards, and 17 touchdowns on 1,211 receiving yards, respectively. He was a member of three World Champion Green Bay Packers teams under Curly Lambeau (1936, 1939, 1944). Don Hutson surprisingly retired after eleven seasons with 7,991 receiving yards on 488 receptions, 105 total touchdowns in 116 games. Hutson held numerous receiving records at the time of his retirement and still holds several including most seasons leading the league in pass receptions (8), receiving touchdowns (9) and scoring (5). Don briefly joined the Packers coaching staff following his retirement from the playing field (1944-1948) before leaving football altogether. Don Hutson was a charter inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951.

Price: 310 USD

Location: Bloomington, Illinois

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