RICHARD TRAPP
Split End
No. 28
Florida
As a rookie last year, Richard always gave a consistent and solid effort. The youngster showed outstanding character and total dedication and justified his reputation for being a battler who never stops working.
Richard distinguished himself at Florida in 1966 by finishing first in the Southeastern Conference in receptions (63), receiving yards (872) and receiving touchdowns (7). In 1967 he was second in the conference in receptions (58) and third in receiving yards (708).
BILLY MASTERS
Tight End
No. 87
LSU
Perfectly built for the tight end position, Billy is a top-notch blocker, especially in short yardage situations. His ability as a receiver was demonstrated in a 1967 game against Miami in which he caught two touchdown passes from Jack Kemp in a 35-13 Buffalo win.
Billy completed his collegiate career by finishing ninth in the Southeastern Conference with 24 receptions.
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