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NFL Cards to Watch in Week 2, NBA Bounce-Back Candidates, and Mailbag Questions

Mike and Jesse preview this weekend’s NFL games before discussing the card values of four NBA players who were injured last season

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
San Francisco 49ers v Detroit Lions Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images


Mike and Jesse preview some NFL Week 2 games that they are interested in and talk about which card prices they’ll be watching closely after the games (1:30). Next, they talk about four NBA players who were injured during the 2021 season and could see a rebound in card price in 2022 (19:55). Then Jesse talks about some news around the hobby for this episode’s Straight Facts, Homie (41:07). They then close the show with some mailbag questions (55:53).

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Producer: Ronak Nair

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