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Best Young NFL QBs and Aaron Rodgers’s Future With Kevin Clark, Plus Mailbag Questions

Mike, Jesse and Kevin talk about some NFL topics related to the card market

By Mike Gioseffi, Jesse Gibson, and Kevin Clark
Divisional Round - Los Angeles Rams v Green Bay Packers Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images


On this episode of Sports Cards Nonsense, Mike and Jesse are joined by The Ringer’s Kevin Clark to talk about some NFL topics related to the card market including which young quarterback is most likely to make a second-year leap, how the most recent rookie class might fare in the future, and whether or not Aaron Rodgers will actually be traded from Green Bay. Then Mike and Jesse run through some news items around the sports cards world before closing the show with mailbag questions.

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Guest: Kevin Clark
Producer: Ronak Nair

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