Showing posts with label Justin Pugh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Justin Pugh. Show all posts
Thursday, March 25, 2021
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Giants Cardboard:My First Breakdown of 2021
Gavin from Baseball Card Breakdown blog and I usually do many PWE trades over the years but the last couple we, mostly I have been slacking. Not sure why because Gavin always sends some great stuff in return and somehow finds Giants cards I don't have.
It simply must be the fact I don't always know what to send. Hopefully I will figure that out soon so I can keep getting these fun exchanges going with Gavin.
I didn't have the Phil Simms to kick off this post and same goes for Justin Pugh rookie Chrome refractor right here either.
Sometimes I forget that Ron Dayne (1st round pick) and Tom Brady (6th round pick) came out of the same draft. The Giants first round pick in Dayne didn't quite pan out as hoped, unlike that later pick Brady guy, but had his bright spots. I have never seen this rookie of him, though I do own some 2000 Ultra, and I dig it. Love that years design and photography.
I keep hoping for a healthy full year Sterling Shepard where he just blows away the field. You sometimes can see the talent and then he just gets lost. Just like Evan Engram, I hope Shepard can show what he can do in 2021.
One guy that always came to play was Amani Toomer. This guy was completely underrated in the NFL putting up some solid numbers even with some of the QB's he had to play with.
And to finish this mail day, a new Eli for the chase.
Thanks to Gavin for the mail day. I am hoping the next one won't be so far apart.
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Review: Upper Deck Football 2013 3 Rack Packs
As always, I give all early products a try to start out my 2013 football card season rookie search. I don't buy too much of the early stuff due to the players not being in their NFL uni's. I prefer them that way. But as always, I give Upper Deck a look and here were my results from 3 rack packs.

JERSEY/PATCH CARDS:N/A but some great pulls to be had such as letter signatures, Animal Kingdom patches and more.
OVERALL THOUGHTS: I liked the retail buy here to get some early rookies. But probably wouldn't invest too much into a product without True rookies or NFL license. But in terms of base card design, I am not surprised how much I liked it due to the photography. As for value in the three packs, I didn't actually hit a lot of big names. Just the ones I posted above. That part was kind of disappointing and it will be hard to judge the value until the Beckett arrives. And when they finally release the Sp list.
Would love to hear your thoughts on Upper Decks photography and their products!
RATINGS: Bloggers Note: Our ratings are based specifically on the blaster, box or packs we opened and do not express what the overall product could bring. Ratings based on a 1-5. 1 Being the lowest and 5 being the highest.
Packaging: 4
Base Design: 5
Insert Design: 3
Memorablila/Autographs: NA
Blaster, Hobby Box, or Pack Value: 3.5
Box Break Down:
- 32 cards per rack pack
- 2 Robert Griffin III inserts per rack pack
- Roughly $5 a pack
| First QB taken off the board. A surprise pick, Bills fans will hope he pans out for them. |
| Giants first overall selection at 19 |
| Falling to the Packers could make their offense unstoppable if this guy runs like he did in College. |
| Just love the photography on this card |
BASE CARDS: Upper Deck does not have an NFL license but it does stick with its roots in great photography. Just look at some of the shots above. And another thing they do is great design. The border does not take away from the amazing photography. It does just enough to bring the card to life which is what should be happening to every card we buy. This is why I wished they had an NFL license. One of the biggest things I miss about them having it was the photography that put you right on the field.
In retail, there are no veterans to find. So the packs are packed with rookies.
In retail, there are no veterans to find. So the packs are packed with rookies.
INSERTS: In retail there isn't much in terms of inserts. Which to me is disappointing since most of your pack is made up of just rookies. You do get two of these flashback designed RG3 Football Hero inserts though. I wished Upper Deck would go back to having numbered parallels
AUTOGRAPHS: N/A-Tough, tough odds
JERSEY/PATCH CARDS:N/A but some great pulls to be had such as letter signatures, Animal Kingdom patches and more.
Would love to hear your thoughts on Upper Decks photography and their products!
RATINGS: Bloggers Note: Our ratings are based specifically on the blaster, box or packs we opened and do not express what the overall product could bring. Ratings based on a 1-5. 1 Being the lowest and 5 being the highest.
Packaging: 4
Base Design: 5
Insert Design: 3
Memorablila/Autographs: NA
Blaster, Hobby Box, or Pack Value: 3.5
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