The Football Card Podcast is back for the Season 3 finale and this one hits every layer of the hobby.

Brett and Pack unpack the $26,400  Josh Rosen Green Kaboom sale and why the reaction misses the point.

They break down why football cards are up 33 percent over the last two years according to Card Ladder and what is really driving that growth.

They debate Caleb Williams versus Jackson Dart at 48K and why moments matter more than raw stats.

They revisit 1994 Joe Montana Sega nostalgia and what 90s scarcity teaches us about today’s market.

They call out hobby practices that help and hurt the experience.

They dig into PMGs, rookie golds, and why collecting priorities shift with the season.

If you collect football cards, this episode will make you think harder about what you are chasing and why.

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