Thinking about collecting some Football....seeking advice
MULLINS5
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As a kid I never watched it and hardly know any of the players.
I've been getting more and more into watching football over the years and really am beginning to appreciate the strategic elements of the game.
With that said, I love 80s/early 90s product, but don't know of many players. I'm not really into modern product, but I'd like to collect a few active players.
A little vague, I know, but can anyone offer advice on direction?
Thanks in advance!
I've been getting more and more into watching football over the years and really am beginning to appreciate the strategic elements of the game.
With that said, I love 80s/early 90s product, but don't know of many players. I'm not really into modern product, but I'd like to collect a few active players.
A little vague, I know, but can anyone offer advice on direction?
Thanks in advance!
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Just kidding of course, but I do strongly recommend starting a player collection. Lots of good choices from 1980-95: Jerry rice, Walter Payton, Joe Montana, John elway, Barry sanders, emmitt smith. I always liked Curtis Martin. Might be interesting to do a defensive player. Singletary? Lott? Reggie white? Deion sanders?
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Just kidding of course, but I do strongly recommend starting a player collection. Lots of good choices from 1980-95: Jerry rice, Walter Payton, Joe Montana, John elway, Barry sanders, emmitt smith. I always liked Curtis Martin. Might be interesting to do a defensive player. Singletary? Lott? Reggie white? Deion sanders? >>
Actually I collect Tippett myself. HOF'er. Chase primarily after base cards of his. I liked the guy back in the day. Other football guys I collect are Chris Doleman, John Randle, Deion Sanders and Derrick Thomas. Some I look for a little of everything, others I stick to base issues. Good value in football.
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<< <i>2 words: Andre Tippett.
Just kidding of course, but I do strongly recommend starting a player collection. Lots of good choices from 1980-95: Jerry rice, Walter Payton, Joe Montana, John elway, Barry sanders, emmitt smith. I always liked Curtis Martin. Might be interesting to do a defensive player. Singletary? Lott? Reggie white? Deion sanders? >>
Actually I collect Tippett myself. HOF'er. Chase primarily after base cards of his. I liked the guy back in the day. Other football guys I collect are Chris Doleman, John Randle, Deion Sanders and Derrick Thomas. Some I look for a little of everything, others I stick to base issues. Good value in football. >>
The joke I was making is that I'm known on these boards as a bit of a Tippett fiend, as you can see Here.
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<< <i>2 words: Andre Tippett.
Just kidding of course, but I do strongly recommend starting a player collection. Lots of good choices from 1980-95: Jerry rice, Walter Payton, Joe Montana, John elway, Barry sanders, emmitt smith. I always liked Curtis Martin. Might be interesting to do a defensive player. Singletary? Lott? Reggie white? Deion sanders? >>
Actually I collect Tippett myself. HOF'er. Chase primarily after base cards of his. I liked the guy back in the day. Other football guys I collect are Chris Doleman, John Randle, Deion Sanders and Derrick Thomas. Some I look for a little of everything, others I stick to base issues. Good value in football. >>
The joke I was making is that I'm known on these boards as a bit of a Tippett fiend, as you can see Here. >>
well aware
For active players, you could try well established guys who are likely going to the HOF. For QBs, it is pretty easy to find candidates: Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, etc. For RBs it gets a bit tougher. Adrian Peterson is just about forgettable at this point with the mess he's in. Steven Jackson is close to 11,000 yards although not sure if he's HOF material. There are some guys in their prime who are very good players, just don't have the HOF resume up to this point: Jamaal Charles and Marshawn Lynch are a couple of names that come to mind. There are many good WRs still active: Calvin Johnson, Reggie Wayne (current active career leader w/ over 13,000 yards), Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, and many more.
If you are watching a lot of football, I'm sure there are some players you admire, so perhaps collect cards of those guys.