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1 Box Of Bowman Football = $1,500! πŸ‘€ #shorts

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A YouTuber opens a $1,500 box of new Bowman Football cards featuring both college and professional players for the first time. The box contains three autographed cards in different color variants (blue, purple, and gold geometric), along with several unsigned prospect and rookie cards from notable players.

Summary

In this product opening video, the host purchases and opens an expensive box of Bowman Football cards priced at $1,500. The product is notable for being a brand new release that combines college and professional football players in the same set for the first time ever. The host mentions searching for specific players including Mendoza, Arch, CJ Carr, and Jeremiah Love, indicating these are high-value pulls expected from the box. The box contains exactly three autographed cards as promised. The first autograph is a gold variant with purple inverted and blue color variants. Among the unsigned cards pulled, the host identifies Chris Brazell on a Geo card and Michael Pittman Jr.'s flipped card in purple wave (limited to 75). Other notable pulls include Colin Dixon, a top-10 ranked receiver from Illinois, and Kenny Minchy from Kentucky. Jeremiah Love is highlighted as potentially still being the favorite for Rookie of the Year and comes with a red badge of rookie redemption. The host also pulls a card of someone described as the best Buckeye in the year's collection. Bryson Washington appears as a blue autograph rookie card limited to 150 copies. Bird Ficklen is described as not a starter but someone who could either enter the transfer portal or become a starter at Utah depending on Cam Rising's transfer status, with a gold geometric autograph limited to 50. The final card is Sam Rauch, a newcomer with a rookie autograph in purple limited to 75 copies. The host concludes by noting all three autographs have different color variants and asks the audience whether they believe it was a good box.

Key Insights

  • Bowman Football is releasing a brand new product that combines college and professional players in the same set for the first time ever
  • Jeremiah Love is described as still being the favorite for Rookie of the Year and includes a red badge of rookie redemption designation
  • Bird Ficklen's card value is contingent on transfer portal movement, as he could either go to the transfer portal next year or become a starter at Utah if Cam Rising transfers
  • The box contained three autographed cards with three different color variants: blue, purple, and gold geometric limited editions
  • Colin Dixon is identified as a top-10 ranked receiver from Illinois, indicating the set includes established college prospect talent

Topics

Bowman Football card box openingCollege and professional crossover cardsAutographed card variants and rarityRookie and prospect evaluationTransfer portal and player development

Transcript

[0:00] $1,500 for a box of Bowman Delight. Let's open it and see what's inside. So, a brand new Bowman football: colleges and pros, for the first time ever. There are three autographs in this box . We're looking for Mendoza, Arch, CJ Carr, Jeremiah Love. We expect a lot here. I hope for great success. Well, let's begin. Let's see what we have. So, the first three cards are autographs. Here is a gold autograph, purple inverted and blue. [0:31] So we have a lot of colors. Let's pull out the unsigned cards up front. Yes, Chris Brazell is on the Geo card. And then there's Michael Pittman Jr.'s flipped cardβ€”purple wave, limit 75. Colin Dixon, ranked in the…

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