🏈 Harold Carmichael 1982 Topps #440 Football Card PSA 7 NEAR MINT — Philadelphia Eagles — Jacksonville, Florida — Southern University — Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 — The 6'8" Wide Receiver — 127 Consecutive Games with a Reception — Four Pro Bowl Selections — PSA 7 NEAR MINT Certified

🏈 A PSA 7 NEAR MINT certified Harold Carmichael 1982 Topps #440 football card — from the 1982 Topps football set, one of the flagship Topps football issues of the era when Carmichael was one of the most distinctive and physically imposing wide receivers in the National Football League. Harold Carmichael — inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020 — was the 6'8" wide receiver who set the NFL record for consecutive games with a reception (127), made four Pro Bowl rosters, and defined the Philadelphia Eagles receiving corps through one of the most celebrated eras in franchise history. PSA 7 NEAR MINT: a well-preserved vintage card from a set now over 40 years old. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Jacksonville, Florida — Southern University — The Making of an Unmatchable Physical Presence

Harold Carmichael was born September 22, 1949, in Jacksonville, Florida — Florida's first city, the northeastern Florida port on the St. Johns River that has produced NFL talent across multiple generations. At 6'8" and with the athleticism to play wide receiver at that height, Carmichael was a physical anomaly that defensive coordinators had no pre-existing schematic answer for. He played his college football at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana — the HBCU powerhouse that has sent players to the NFL for decades from a campus on the banks of the Mississippi River — before the Philadelphia Eagles drafted him in the seventh round of the 1971 NFL Draft. The Eagles got one of the most productive receivers in franchise history with a seventh-round pick. The 1982 Topps #440 PSA 7 NEAR MINT is the vintage certified document of the Jacksonville giant who became a Philadelphia legend. Condition: NOS.

⭐ 127 Consecutive Games — The Record That Defined Carmichael's Reliability

From 1972 through 1980, Harold Carmichael caught at least one pass in 127 consecutive games — an NFL record that stood for years and that represented not just production but reliability: in 127 consecutive NFL games, every defensive coordinator who game-planned against the Eagles had to account for Carmichael getting open, and in every one of those 127 games, he succeeded. Combined with his four Pro Bowl selections (1973, 1978, 1979, 1980), his role in the Eagles' Super Bowl XV run, and his physical presence that redefined how NFL teams thought about using height at wide receiver, Carmichael built a career that the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2020 formally recognized with enshrinement. The 1982 Topps #440 PSA 7 NEAR MINT is the vintage card of a Hall of Famer. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Harold Carmichael 1982 Topps Football Card #440. Grade: PSA 7 NEAR MINT (Professional Sports Authenticator). Player: Harold Carmichael. Born: September 22, 1949, Jacksonville, Florida. College: Southern University. Team: Philadelphia Eagles (1971-1983). Pro Bowls: 4. NFL record: 127 consecutive games with reception. Pro Football Hall of Fame: 2020. Condition: NOS.

🏈⭐ Jacksonville. Florida. Southern University. Baton Rouge. The HBCU. 6 feet 8 inches. Seventh round. 1971 draft. Philadelphia. The Eagles. 127 consecutive games. The record. The four Pro Bowls. Super Bowl XV. The most distinctive receiver of his era. 2020. Cooperstown of football. Hall of Fame. 1982 Topps. Card #440. PSA 7. Near Mint. Condition: NOS.