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Josh Allen
Thus far this NFL season, Allen looks like the 2022 NFL MVP. His card prices continue to rise, which is exciting, and makes it tempting to buy in, but now may not be the right time.
Read MoreKylian Mbappe
One of the first Mbappe autos ever sold was for $10k (38 bids) on eBay on September 20. This was part of the PSG Topps Chrome team set – desirable for sure, but less so than upcoming Panini releases.
Read MoreAaron Judge
He’s a tricky one, because it would be a bit silly to buy in now, with all the hype around his individual performances, but what’s interesting is that there is still some upside here.
Read MoreJulio Jones
Jones says he “feels amazing” at age 33, and started off the season well, snagging three passes for 69 yards in Week 1 from Tom Brady in a win against the Cowboys. Buccaneers DC Todd Bowles even said Jones has returned to his Pro Bowl form.
However, he was inactive in Week 2 with a knee injury.
If he can stay healthy the remainder of the season, and the Bucs win their division and compete for an NFC Title, his rookie card value will increase.
Read MoreMatthew Stafford
We are far removed from February 2022’s Super Bowl hype spike. Stafford is now back to pedestrian veteran QB status. He’s 1-1 with some elbow issues, throwing interceptions early on in 2022.
But he still has Cooper Kupp, and still plays for the Rams, which means he’s likely to win games. With his pricing having dipped since the end of last season by 19%, and in the last 7 days by 1%, now could be a solid time to buy his rookie cards if you believe the Rams have a shot at a Super Bowl repeat.
Read MoreTyreek Hill
Well, for those of us who thought he may fade into oblivion with the move to Miami, he has done just the opposite. He’s hauled in 19 catches for 294 yards and two TDs in his first two games with the Dolphins, helping lead them to a 2-0 record with wins against the Patriots and Ravens.
Read MoreLamar Jackson
He looked like an MVP in Week 2, period. Jackson had a perfect passer rating as the Ravens built a big first-half lead. The QB dropped dimes and darts from the pocket, completing 72.4% of his passes for 318 yards and three first-half TDs. Jackson also paced the ground game with 119 yards on nine attempts, including a career-high 79-yard TD run.
Even though the Ravens lost to the Dolphins in spectacular fashion, Jackson’s performance made it clear that he’s going to lead the Ravens to a solid season, potentially deep into the playoffs, making him a solid buy/hold.
Read MoreJoe Burrow
Throughout 747 cards, he’s down 11%, but his liquidity is up 15%, according to MarketMoversapp.com.
This means it could be time to buy Burrow.
Read MoreDak Prescott
Well this sucks. While ultimately we were wrong about holding Dak’s cards, we’ll never know how things would have truly played out on our prediction that he was going to lead Dallas to the Super Bowl this season had he not fractured his right thumb in Week 1 against the Buccaneers. We did of course quality our prediction with “as long as he stays healthy.”
Read MoreDavante Adams
I’m saying it’s time to go ahead and sell Adams. He’s had a great start to 2022 with his new team, and veteran WRs are just too risky to hold onto.
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