O.J. Simpson & Al Cowlings 1973 Topps Pair – The White Bronco Bookends!

Two USC kids, share a locker room and a dream.No. 32: O.J. Simpson, the electric Heisman king already anointed “The Juice.”
No. 70: Al Cowlings, the soft-spoken lineman who grew up protecting O.J. on the streets of L.A. and now does it on the frozen turf of Rich Stadium. That year O.J. runs for 2,003 yards—first man ever over 2,000. Every long gain ends with the same radio call: “Simpson… still going… escorted by No. 70, Al Cowlings!” Fast-forward two decades and the world watches those same numbers—32 and 70—ride side-by-side again, this time in a white Ford Bronco crawling down the 405 while 95 million Americans hold their breath. These two 1973 Topps cards aren’t just cardboard.
They’re the opening chapter and the final scene of the wildest true story in sports history—best friends from the projects who conquered the NFL together, then rode into infamy together. Very collectable!
One click away from owning the only cards that bookend the O.J. saga.