On this episode of The Football Card Podcast, Pack Nicholson and Brett McGrath break down one of the most fascinating football card weeks of the year. They start with Ricky Williams. The hype. The trade. The suspension. The comeback. And the uncomfortable truth that his top card sales still lag behind other running backs from his era despite 12,000+ scrimmage yards and 74 touchdowns.

From there, they dive into market shock.

A verified $70,000 Bryce Young Gold Vinyl Downtown.
A $31K Matthew Stafford Superfractor rookie.
A Derrick Henry 1/1 Select PSA 10 that raises serious Prizm vs Select questions.

They also revisit the Legion of Boom, debate who becomes the face of quarterback liquidity in 2026, and examine what it really means to time a card sale on Super Bowl night.

If you care about context over hype and understanding why certain players move markets while others stall, this episode delivers.

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