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What’s your favorite value card in your collection?
Mine’s close between two of my childhood favorites. The Alstott Starting Lineup mainly for the nostalgia, the shoulder pads, those old Bucs uni’s. But I always loved the Topps Kids collection that I’ve had in my binder my whole life
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I can see why they’re favorites. Nice cards and designs. I think nostalgia drives a lot of card collecting. It’s fun to reconnect with our younger selves.
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There’s something about seeing those big shoulder pads on a fullback lol.
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Yes! Such a different look back then!
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The Alstott card is great! He is one of my favorite players. Every now and then it’s fun to watch the highlight videos of him running people over haha
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Oh man, it was the best. Lorenzo Neal as well, but Mike was so fun to watch!
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The years with the great bucs defense were a fun time too!
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I used to love watching Alstott play. Him and Ritchie for the Raiders were the prototype big fullbacks in their day. Just give them the ball or run behind them and run everyone over.
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For sure! Do they even have fullbacks anymore haha
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Not very much. There’s a couple floating around the league. I am pretty stoked that the Raiders are running with one again after quite a few years without one. I just really like the power running idea; we’re gonna run it at you, so stop us.
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I’m a Bills fan and we’ve had one for the longest time but unfortunately he left prior to this season and went over the the Patriots I believe
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The Giants do hes about 300 lbs and all Cam Skattebo has to do is get behind him and hes taking off lol
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Love those cards. Alstott is one of my all time favorites. For me it’s this really clean Deion Sanders metal universe card when he was with Cincinnati. I plan on grading it one day but that’s one I’m holding for Deion’s signature
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might be tough or pricey to get his auto.. i think hes one who doesnt sign much..
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for sure some nice cards.. il have to go through my cards now and pic a couple out that i feel are worthy
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