Jim Breech Football

As the placekicker for the Oakland Raiders, Breech wore No. 9 and played a crucial role in the team's Super Bowl championship run, making him a sought-after card for Raiders fans and specialist position collectors alike. Though he never achieved Hall of Fame status, Breech's consistency and championship pedigree have kept his cards relevant among vintage football collectors. Jim Breech cards appear primarily in Upper Deck releases from the early 1990s, capturing his later career years when he was an established veteran kicker. Collectors interested in specialist positions—kickers, punters, and long snappers—often seek out Breech's cards as part of a complete team set or position-specific collection. His Super Bowl champion status adds historical significance to his cardboard, particularly for collectors building Oakland Raiders rosters from that era. Whether you're completing a Raiders team set, hunting for 1991 Upper Deck football cards, or collecting kicker cards across decades, Jim Breech cards offer solid vintage appeal and are generally more affordable than star position players from the same era.