Design:
The base set looks a lot better when compared to previous years. Its got more white to it which I always like. For being the pre-draft/unlicensed product it is most of the cards look good, but some contain giant white boxes for the autographs.
Price:
Boxes are currently selling for $95.00. Expect that to drop when all the other licensed stuff comes out.
“Hit” Quality:
Every box should contain at least (6) on-card autographs. Don’t forget to send in the UPC code off the box to get your free Michael Sam autograph while supplies last.
I pulled the following:
Autos
- Mike Evans Power Pick Blue Ink Auto #’ed/25
- Ryan Shazier Blue Ink Auto #’ed/199
- Khalil Mack Blue Ink Auto #’ed/199
- Jeff Mathews Blue Ink Auto #’ed/99
- Charles Sims Blue Ink Auto
- Robert Herron Blue Ink Auto
Reflectors
- Davante Adams #’ed/199
- Eric Ebron #’ed/99
Overall:
Overall, I give 2014 Press Pass Football an average of 3 hot dogs out of 5 (1=poor & 5=perfect). It is what it is. I don’t think pre-draft/unlicensed products need to have this many base cards. A quick thrill 6-autograph pack would be fine with me. Press Pass should forget about this product and just stick to issuing FanFare and GameDay Gallery earlier.
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