Ripping One Of EVERY 2026 Bowman Football Box! 😱
Card Clutch 2 opens one hobby box, one jumbo box, and one delight box of the newly released 2026 Bowman Football product, which combines college and professional cards for the first time. The hobby box delivers exceptional pulls including a Heisman Mendoza autograph, while the delight box features a rare Kenny Minch black geometric autograph numbered to 10.
Summary
Card Clutch 2 presents an unboxing video of three different 2026 Bowman Football boxes released on the same week. The product marks the first time Topps has combined college and professional football cards in one release, though the host expresses a preference for separating college Bowman Chrome as a distinct product in the future. The host notes that hobby boxes contain two autographs, jumbo boxes contain four, and delight boxes contain three.
The hobby box opens first and immediately produces high-value pulls. Early packs yield various college and professional player cards including Kuon Lacy, Garrett Wilson, and Chase Jenkins. Mid-box pulls include textured autographs that the host praises for their quality and craftsmanship by Topps. The hobby box's standout pull is a Fernando Mendoza Heisman autograph numbered 3 of 99 with reptilian texture, described as a "bomb" and major hit for release week. Additional strong pulls from this box include autographs of Dwight Phillips, Cardinal Tate, and Jordan Tyson.
The jumbo box contains 24 cards per pack and yields four autographs as expected. Notable pulls include a Dwight Phillips Jr. gold genuine first Bowman autograph, C.J. Carr college autograph, Brock Purdy professional autograph, and Danny Dennis Sutton autograph. The host discusses the prospects of several players, including C.J. Carr potentially being drafted very high and Danny Dennis Sutton potentially starting for the Packers.
The delight box, described as an expensive four-figure product, contains three autographs with a mix of base cards, inserts, and parallels including geometric exclusive cards. The box yields Carson Beck (professional), Jaden Lamar (college), and Kenny Minch (college) autographs. The Kenny Minch pull is highlighted as particularly valuable—a black geometric autograph numbered 8 of 10, which the host identifies as notable because Kenny Minch was the quarterback who lost the position battle to C.J. Carr at Notre Dame.
Overall, the hobby box performs best among the three, delivering the most valuable and exciting pulls. The host commits to opening more Bowman Football boxes and promotes an upcoming Fanatics Live broadcast where previous jumbo case pulls will be raffled off.
Key Insights
- 2026 Bowman Football marks the first time Topps has combined college and professional football cards in a single product, though the host would prefer to see college Bowman Chrome separated as a distinct product in the future
- The hobby box's Fernando Mendoza Heisman autograph numbered 3 of 99 with reptilian texture is described as a major release-week pull, with the host praising the textured autographs as incredible work by the Topps team
- The host observes that textured reptilian autographs have been featured in other Topps products like Topps Chrome Basketball and provides a high-quality appearance that distinguishes them from standard autographs
- Kenny Minch's black geometric autograph numbered 8 of 10 from the delight box is highlighted as particularly valuable because Minch lost the quarterback position battle to C.J. Carr at Notre Dame, making him a notable prospect
- Comparing the three box types across this product, the hobby box delivered significantly better results than both the jumbo and delight boxes, similar to the host's experience with previous Topps Chrome products like basketball
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Transcript
[0:00] Oh my God! On the week of release. Let's go. No one does game nights like we do. To work. What are we doing? They drove. Yes, sir. I mean, I'm trying to pass this on to the next generation, to other people, to inspire them. This would not have been possible without you. What's going on, YouTube? Card [0:32] Clutch 2 with a new video for you. Ladies and gentlemen, Bowman football is finally here. We have delight boxes. We have hobby boxes. And we have jumbo football boxes. A big release that we've been waiting for a long time. So, we're going to open one of these boxes. You get two autographs at hobby, four at jumbo…
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