Episode 26: Flagship

um so last week was tops football it went pretty much as we expected yes very fun product very busy very very hyped very

hyped you know some people being like oh there's too much base like it's it's

flagship football We were one of our guesses, so we were right.

Drew Aller was very prevalent in the product.

But Eli Heidenreich did have a card, which I'm surprised by that because seventh rounders typically don't get in a set like that.

Maybe it was just like the story.

Obviously, they made a big...

It was a big story during the draft, being a Pittsburgh kid and a military kid.

So they probably figured that there was going to be a lot of people who wanted to collect the card.

I haven't seen any All Kings or anything pulled.

No. We've seen a lot of cool cards, though.

We've had some good hits.

None of those.

I

don't think we've seen any of the Peacock cards.

whatever.

I forget what the actual insert is called.

I've seen people online complain, oh, we're in the junk wax era.

There's cards numbered to 2026.

No, that's tradition.

Dude, there's cards from...

Tell me you don't understand the tradition of flagship tops without telling me.

And also, that's still not that many cards.

I know that this entire run, I think the entire run of the product... people were complaining about it was like 550 million cards or something and you're like yeah and the base set is how many cards like 400 400 plus how many inserts plus how many random case hits plus how many silver pack cards like it's coming to the point of where i told you like it's The highest print run individual card is still only like one and a half million or something.

Like, that is still...