No doubt, Cleveland with Jim Brown (1,446 yds) and deep-threat WRs Gary Collins and Paul Warfield was good, but jaws dropped when the Browns smoked Baltimore 27-0 for the NFL title. This was a 12-2 Colts team that had the No. 1 offense, No. 1 defense, QB John Unitas and HB Lenny Moore (record 20 TDs) … In the AFL, QB Jack Kemp, FB Cookie Gilchrist and a fine defense made Buffalo boffo. Can’t get enough? Here’s more.  

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This is a 6-team card set. The entire 1964 NFL & AFL are available in the computer version.

126 cards total, each team includes 14 offensive skill players, 3 elementary and 3 advanced defensive cards, as well as individual ratings of offensive linemen and defensive players.