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Card Set Number Player Team Seq. Astounding 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals Astounding 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins Astounding 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers Astounding 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs Astounding 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions Astounding 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers Astounding 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys Astounding 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos Astounding 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders Astounding 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts Astounding 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs Astounding 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints Astounding 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks Astounding 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers Astounding 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs Astounding 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts Astounding 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers Astounding 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers Astounding 19 John Elway Denver Broncos Astounding 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Astounding Autographs 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 25 Astounding Autographs 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 25 Astounding Autographs 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 25 Astounding Autographs 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 25 Astounding Autographs 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 10 Astounding Autographs 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 25 Astounding Autographs 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 10 Astounding Autographs 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 25 Astounding Autographs 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 25 Astounding Autographs 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 25 Astounding Autographs 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Autographs 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 10 Astounding Autographs 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 10 Astounding Autographs 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5 Astounding Autographs 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 25 Astounding Autographs 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Autographs 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 10 Astounding Autographs 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 25 Astounding Autographs 19 John Elway Denver Broncos 10 Astounding Autographs 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Autographs Green 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 10 Astounding Autographs Green 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 10 Astounding Autographs Green 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 10 Astounding Autographs Green 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Autographs Green 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 5 Astounding Autographs Green 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 10 Astounding Autographs Green 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 5 Astounding Autographs Green 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 10 Astounding Autographs Green 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 10 Astounding Autographs Green 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Autographs Green 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 5 Astounding Autographs Green 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Autographs Green 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 10 Astounding Autographs Purple 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 19 John Elway Denver Broncos 1 Astounding Autographs Purple 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts 1 Astounding Black 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 50 Astounding Black 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 50 Astounding Black 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 50 Astounding Black 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 50 Astounding Black 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 50 Astounding Black 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 50 Astounding Black 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 50 Astounding Black 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 50 Astounding Black 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 50 Astounding Black 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 50 Astounding Black 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 50 Astounding Black 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 50 Astounding Black 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 50 Astounding Black 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 50 Astounding Black 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 50 Astounding Black 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 50 Astounding Black 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 50 Astounding Black 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 50 Astounding Black 19 John Elway Denver Broncos 50 Astounding Black 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts 50 Astounding Emerald 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals Astounding Emerald 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins Astounding Emerald 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers Astounding Emerald 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs Astounding Emerald 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions Astounding Emerald 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers Astounding Emerald 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys Astounding Emerald 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos Astounding Emerald 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders Astounding Emerald 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts Astounding Emerald 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs Astounding Emerald 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints Astounding Emerald 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks Astounding Emerald 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers Astounding Emerald 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs Astounding Emerald 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts Astounding Emerald 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers Astounding Emerald 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers Astounding Emerald 19 John Elway Denver Broncos Astounding Emerald 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Astounding Gold 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 25 Astounding Gold 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 25 Astounding Gold 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 25 Astounding Gold 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 25 Astounding Gold 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 25 Astounding Gold 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 25 Astounding Gold 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 25 Astounding Gold 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 25 Astounding Gold 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 25 Astounding Gold 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 25 Astounding Gold 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 25 Astounding Gold 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 25 Astounding Gold 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 25 Astounding Gold 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 25 Astounding Gold 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 25 Astounding Gold 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 25 Astounding Gold 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 25 Astounding Gold 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 25 Astounding Gold 19 John Elway Denver Broncos 25 Astounding Gold 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts 25 Astounding Green 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 10 Astounding Green 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 10 Astounding Green 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 10 Astounding Green 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Green 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 10 Astounding Green 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 10 Astounding Green 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 10 Astounding Green 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 10 Astounding Green 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 10 Astounding Green 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Green 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Green 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 10 Astounding Green 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 10 Astounding Green 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 Astounding Green 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 10 Astounding Green 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Green 17 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 10 Astounding Green 18 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 10 Astounding Green 19 John Elway Denver Broncos 10 Astounding Green 20 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts 10 Astounding Light Blue 1 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 299 Astounding Light Blue 2 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 299 Astounding Light Blue 3 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 299 Astounding Light Blue 4 Clyde Edwards-Helaire Kansas City Chiefs 299 Astounding Light Blue 5 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 299 Astounding Light Blue 6 Jordan Love Green Bay Packers 299 Astounding Light Blue 7 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 299 Astounding Light Blue 8 Jerry Jeudy Denver Broncos 299 Astounding Light Blue 9 Henry Ruggs III Las Vegas Raiders 299 Astounding Light Blue 10 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 299 Astounding Light Blue 11 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 299 Astounding Light Blue 12 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 299 Astounding Light Blue 13 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 299 Astounding Light Blue 14 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 299 Astounding Light Blue 15 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 299 Astounding Light Blue 16 Philip Rivers Indianapolis Colts 299 Astounding Light Blue 17 Joe Montana San Francisco
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