Abner Haynes Football Cards

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Image	Set	#	Card Title/Players	Pro Team	Position	College	Honors	Notes	Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards
	1960 7-Eleven Texans		Abner Haynes	Dallas Texans	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	Haynes led the AFL in rushing yards (875) and rushing touchdowns (9) in 1960.
	1960 Fleer	73	Abner Haynes	Dallas Texans	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	Rookie card
	1961 Fleer	203	Abner Haynes	Dallas Texans	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	Haynes and Paul Lowe co-led the AFL with 9 rushing touchdowns in 1961.
	1961 Topps	133	Abner Haynes	Dallas Texans	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991
	1962 Fleer	25	Abner Haynes	Dallas Texans	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	Haynes led the AFL with 1622 yards from scrimmage and 13 rushing touchdowns in 1962.
	1963 Fleer	48	Abner Haynes	Kansas City Chiefs	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991
	1964 Topps	98	Abner Haynes	Kansas City Chiefs	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	The Chiefs have retired Haynes's jersey number, 28. See the Gallery's retired numbers page for the retired numbers of all of the NFL teams.
	1965 Topps	53	Abner Haynes	Denver Broncos	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	The Kansas City Chiefs traded Haynes to Denver for Jim Fraser in 1965.	PSA 8
	1966 Topps	35	Abner Haynes	Denver Broncos	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991
	1967 Royal Castle Dolphins		Abner Haynes	Miami Dolphins	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	Short print This card shows Haynes still in his Denver Broncos uniform. (Note the mountains.)
	1967 Topps	35	Abner Haynes	Denver Broncos	halfback	North Texas	Chiefs Hall of Fame 1991	This card shows Haynes with the Denver Broncos, but the Broncos traded him to the Dolphins in June of 1967. He played the first 11 games of the 1967 season for the Dolphins and the last 3 games for the New York Jets.
	1968 Topps Test Team Photos	4	Miami Dolphins	Miami Dolphins				This card pictures the 1967 Dolphins. Sadly, it might be the worst team photo ever. The coaches in front dominate the photo, and all you can see of the players in back is their heads. Only about half of the players' numbers are visible.