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City Editor at The Citizens’ Voice | Penn State grad | Email me jreeser@citizensvoice.com | jimreeser.substack.com
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Wyoming Valley West graduate Mark Duda played 55 games in his NFL career with the St. Louis Cardinals, but never had the honor of appearing on a major trading card. In the 1980s, offensive and defensive lineman were often overlooked as space in sets was reserved for skill position players and stars. Take the 1986 Topps football set as an example. That set, renowned for its iconic rookie cards including Jerry Rice, Steve Young, Reggie White and Bruce Smith, consisted of just 396 cards.
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