Cassius Marsh

Baby J, J-Man himself.

Yee! All right, so we've got our first guest on the show, Cassius Marsh.

Introduce yourself to the people, man.

What's going on, guys? Cash is Marsh, eight-year NFL veteran, retired in 2023.

Now I own Cash Cards Unlimited, a trading card shop here in Southern California.

You can check us out on cashcardsunlimited.com. All the socials, all that good stuff.

And a longtime Magic player and collector, man, so hyped to be here.

Yeah, so my boy Cash, we've been friends for a long time.

Okay.

And it's from a C- Seattle Seahawks player named Cassius Marsh.

And just for cl- did- is this what led to the idea, or you had the idea and then-

No, no, we had the idea.

She was there and so that became her guy.

Like, we all have, you know, you go to your first game or something, you have that moment.

In this case, she really, like, loved this guy, Cassius Marsh.

Cassius wishes her a happy birthday.

You can go, uh, Boye Mafe.

You can go draft a second round Cassius Marsh.

And you look up, and you're like, "Oh, tho- those guy..." And also defense, as you know, John, is not as choreographed.

Offense is hard.

Sure.

And for the Star Trek cards, they said there were about 200 of each, which means there are 1,400 headliners printed for star trek and 500 printed for the hobbit smog is selling pretty well at just over 20k like 22 23k i think is like a pretty consistent number like 18k is sort of the buy number 22 25k is the cell number do you think that individually these being more rare or collectively them being more common leads to a higher price, and how much of the Smaug price is just sustaining the price that, you know, Cassius Marsh of the World posted before the set came out.

Will we have the same thing for these cards? I

think you can compare these more to the Teenage Gold Signature Turtles instead of the Smaug.

I'm with that.

Yeah, so Cassius Marsh is an ex-football NFL player.

Yeah.

I don't know if you've heard of him.

I remember that last

name, though.

Cassius Marsh, yeah.

Yes, sir.

... and he could end up in the movie business.

So he signs this guy, Cassius Marsh, but Cassius wasn't a starting player.

So if you're not a starter in the NFL, you don't make a lot of money off the field, and as an agent, that's really where you would make your money.

Mm-hmm.

So Martin was really struggling, and we're driving in the car, and he's telling me about Cash, and he believes in him so much.

And he pulls out his phone and he shows me a video of Cassius congratulating this guy named Brandon on becoming a dad.

And in the video, Cassius has got a flat brim Seattle Seahawks hat on.

[laughs]

And it was like, hey, we need a little something else, too, to go with Nick Bosa.

Because the previous year, it was like Cassius Marsh.

Hey, Cassius Marsh is tough to beat out, right? Yeah, exactly.

was that Lynch or Shanahan? I think that was Lynch.

Yeah.

You just, sometimes he's absolutely drilled in the helmet.

Like where is the, the penalty? And then you have the Cassius Marsh bump of the official penalty that comes out.

I will never forget that.

It's one of the most bizarre, wild sequences that I've ever seen involving an official on the field with a player.

Oh, it was crazy.

And we had a fun conversation with Cassius Marshall, the super bowl.

A couple of years later, that is somewhere on the CHL YouTube.

You should go find cause.