Live from Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE. Covering AWS Reinforce 2019. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services and its ecosystem partners. Hello everyone, welcome back to the live CUBE coverage here at Boston, Massachusetts. This is theCUBE's coverage. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. Special guest here at Rubinoff, President of Prime Tech, Cybermind Genius VIP Influencer. Love having her on. We are here at AWS Reinforce. AWS inaugural event. Great to have you on, be host with us and to do more hosting and co-hosting with us as we bring the community CUBE to security. Excellent. I think this is the perfect conference to do that. Here and Dave. So day one's in the books. We've got another full day of coverage. A lot of action happening. I think the seminal point of this event is that you have Amazon Web Services. They already run the biggest event, Reinvent. They have summits all around the world. Some summits get huge numbers, but this has been rebranded, Reinforce, by design. This is not another summit, Dave. This is a game statement from Amazon. Well, Pat Gelsinger several years ago told us on theCUBE, security's a do-over, it's got to be reinvented. And Amazon is reinforcing that message and rebuilding it from the ground up with developers and the security, security as code. Mindset. Yeah, certainly as technology advances, cloud security has to advance as well. And the cloud is looking towards technology to know how to differentiate itself and to continue to add to it and change up. And as we talk about AWS, they secure the cloud and the customers have to secure in the cloud, which is a very important piece because it almost lends itself when people are talking about how do you secure an environment and even you look at organizations. There's a talk between the CIO, what's the role of the CIO and what's the role of the COO. Almost look at it like how AWS really positions itself, securing the cloud, securing in the cloud, securing the industry itself, securing within the company. And what AWS really has seen and really is doing is it's saying you've got to work hand in hand. It has to be a partnership. And a partnership is able to secure things much better than a one person because then you're putting the onus on everybody. And if everybody's actually thinking about security all the time, it's going to yield best security. And the things we heard, CIO only get your thoughts on, encryption always on, everyone's watching, so shared responsibility. These are the buzzwords, reasoning. This is industry wide. I know you do a lot of traveling, you do a lot of public speaking, you do a lot of work with some of the big companies and their transformations. What are you seeing? Because you're out there getting the data, we got some data. What's the big trend? What's the macro trend right now? The most important story that needs to be told in this new reimagined security renaissance? Well, I think it's just that. I think that people are moving towards the cloud for the reasons of one plus one equals three. You're going to have the security of the web, I'm sorry, of the cloud, and you're also going to have the security of the organization within the cloud. And the organizations are realizing today, moving to the cloud, they can have better overall security. So that is the trend that I'm seeing, certainly from the larger companies out there, and the smaller ones are building it from the ground up. They're saying, you know what, let's make it a solution that we're going to build going right from day one, and not putting band-aids on it to try to make it to secure after. So they're really learning from the experts. Dave, I want to get your thoughts with sheer on this, because all three of us do a lot of content. We make content for a living, we kind of think about the users in mind, the audience. Well, I overheard a couple of things at this event that I've been hearing at other events. Open ecosystems, and the partner networks are developing. And so that makes a lot of sense, integration is a big part of security. But I hear people saying, I want to meet more people. I want to meet the person who runs partners over that company. So you have, I've seen for the first time, a real hunger for social interaction at the events, more hunger for understanding who the other partners, not just what they sell. You know what? But what's on their mind? So interesting you bring that up, and that's a very new piece that we're seeing today. It used to be, this is my information, and I'm not sharing it with you. I'm going to build something, and you're going to have to guess what I'm doing, because that's my secret sauce. The companies were realizing that's not going to work. We need to collaborate, we need to share ideas. And the biggest companies are all banding together to share the best breed of technology and the best breed of way to how to deal with security, because they realize that we're all trying to protect also from the same bad actors out there. And they realize by collaborating, they're all stronger as a whole and stronger by themselves as well. So this collaboration is a big deal, and that's taking a trend forward. Hey, what's your take on this? Well, and it comes back to something we've talked about a lot today, and over the years in theCUBE was this whole API economy. For decades, we've been trying to solve the distributed systems problem.  And Amazon has solved that problem. Massively scalable distributed systems, and then now it's okay, how do you secure it? So this shared responsibility model is very interesting, and I think misunderstood. The number one problem we're hearing here that customers are having is keeping up with Amazon, because Amazon's moving at such a fast pace. That's so rare in the technology industry where the vendors are always a little bit ahead of the customers, but not light years ahead. Amazon is just like pushing them out of the plane. And so I think the shared responsibility model is very important. I think it's misunderstood. I think people were expecting, oh, Amazon can take care of everything in the cloud, and that's not the case, so. Well, if you're going to use the pushing out of the airplane analogy, you've got to say, you've got to make sure the parachute opens. So when you pull the rip cord, this is what companies have to understand, that they got to be compatible with the way the architecture of cloud native works, and the right way to lift and shift. So there's a way to lift and shift, and there's a way not to lift and shift. You can lift and shift infrastructure, but you can't lift and shift entire workloads. Very true, but also making somebody responsible for their can of worms is important too, because that also leads back to culture of the organization. If security's part of culture, and they have responsibility, as within the cloud that Amazon is pushing, you handle within the cloud, that's your wheelhouse. You do that, that it's becoming something that becomes part of culture, and it's an everyday thing, which in turn I talk a lot about cyber hygiene with an organization. It's not just training, it's not just awareness, it's not just security and patching, and not just, you know, zero, there's also being aware of it and making it an everyday item that it has to be utilized. Amazon is right on the button with this. You know, I heard a phrase, it's the best thing I do in these CUBE interviews is that it means such smart people and learn a lot, but I love the quote I heard from the co-founder of Sumo Logic. He was awesome, and he said process is a reflection of culture. And so in the digital transformation equation, which we all know, it's the cliche, people process technology, people with talent gaps and skill gaps, get it, technology, plenty of tech, now the process. That's always the hardest nut to crack, and most people won't give it up, but they won't fight for it, it's the most important. But that's also the glue between the two. You're not going to have a secure environment if you're just dealing with security, and you're not going to have a secure environment just dealing with the people. The process in the middle, the process, yes, the Canadian land of it, that's the glue between it, that's what makes it run, and you have to get to that as you're saying, you have to get to the process, you got to make that run well, and then you mailed the two together, that's full security. The other big thing here, not this conference, but a theme that we've talked about for quite some time on the CUBE, is this notion of big tech. It's been said that Amazon, Facebook, Google, maybe even Microsoft, Elizabeth Warren saying, break up big tech. Amazon, people have said, split AWS out from core Amazon retail. What do you guys think about that? Is that the right thing to do? No, I don't think it's the right thing to do. I think right now, like I said, we had Jamir on earlier, they're not breaking any laws, so why would you want to take down what could be a competitive advantage for national security? AI is going to be, and machine learning and the role of data is going to be a power source for good and also for safety. So why would you want to take the best companies who are doing the best work and handicap them over what argument? Well, I think that Facebook wasn't responsible in dealing with making billions of dollars in free cash flow. So the argument, let's see, they broke democracy. Okay, too big, that's not a good argument. Maybe appropriating our data to sell more ads, you know, that should be looked at. Don't you think? Well, I just don't buy the tech for bad argument, because yes, some bad things have happened, but the regulators and the lawmakers, you can't legislate what you don't understand, you can't regulate what you don't understand. So as it's been coming out from the biggest minds in tech and government, the lawmakers aren't smart enough yet. They got to get, it's like they're in kindergarten, crayon outside the lines, trying to write, they don't even know what tech is. You know what you've been talking about, the Chernobyl push the buttons, I feel like that's what public policy is putting forth. Just push the buttons now and blow it up. Rather, public policy should catch up, understand it, and maybe set a framework and put in laws so that we have a clear understanding. Our current government is like that scene in Chernobyl. That is exactly what's happening, Dave. You know, you can apply that metaphor. Just do it! No, there's no proper regulation yet. You got to get everyone in the room and everybody has to agree at least on an initial framework, we've started, but we're nowhere near where we need to be. And you have to look at safety of our nation. And that's a big factor. You know, I've gone to Congress as a part of Cybersecurity Women, Testifying for Congress and talking about this, and they still don't have a handle on it. There's nobody who's running the show. Describe what it's like there. Well, I went down with the Executive Women's Forum, which was an amazing group. We went down there, we talked to different people in Congress. They're very open to it. And they realize that we really need to do something. The problem is, it's very disorganized. Sadly, it's way too disorganized. Nobody knows who's calling the shots. There's a nice bunch of different groups that are working towards it, but there's no one at the helm of it saying, all right, let's all fall into place and do it. Little pockets doing little things, but not everybody banding together. That needs to change, it has to change. I'm hoping it's coming down to where it's going to be something. I think there's going to be a revolution in a positive way where, again, back to my tech for a good thing. I don't think people yet know how to articulate what tech for good is. There's plenty more use cases where tech could be used for good than there are bad. Bad is always an early adopter before good. We've seen that in the web, the underbelly of multiple trends. But the reality is, I see the bad as bad, but I see so much more good going on that could be enabled. That's what I'm afraid of, that they litigate what's happening for bad and they screw the good. It's almost like technology, right? You have to be proactive as well as reactive. Everybody's running to be reactive to a problem, but no one is being proactive. Now, technology is understanding. We have to be proactive as well as reactive. Same like you're saying, John. It has to happen from the front. So, while you're here, I want to get you and Dave to weigh in because it's been near and dear to my heart for many years, over a decade. Humans and machines, this conversation has been discussed. Here again, Dave, some of the smartest people in the industry are reiterating. Brian from, again, SumoLogic, he's got great view on this and that's others as well. The role of the human really is important, not just having machines do all this automation. It's not about job replacements. It's more like the craft of creating outcomes that are going to be acceptable for defense or for good, the human's critical. Your guys' thoughts. Sure. So, we talk automation, right? People are afraid of that. They're saying robots and machines are going to replace us. Not true. Done right. It takes away menial tasks, which will be giving jobs and actually creating jobs in a more meaningful way. I look at, I talk a lot about the human factors of technology and cybersecurity. If you think about it, technology is developed to help, a human is developing technology to help a human. A human is using technology to hurt a human. What's the common factor? The human. We're dealing with people. They're not being replaced. There's always going to be humans there. So, machines are going to help us with automation. It's going to help us with digital transformation. We'll throw the buzzwords out there, but they're actually meaningful if you dial back and understand that. I think people are weary of it because they don't understand it. And if they're not understanding how it could actually help an organization and how it could be used right, then there's fear. So we couple back to education. Education, coupled with humans, machines, technology, we're going to have something very strong and really, really good. So, it's not something to be fearful of. It's something to educate yourself and be excited about and move along with technology as it advances. Well, machines have always replaced humans, you know, for various tasks. So that's sort of natural. For the first time in history, we're replacing cognitive tasks, and I think that scares a lot of people. And I think you're right on, Sher, the answer is not to protect the past from the future, it's education. Because innovation, we've talked about this, innovation comes from now a combination of things. It's not just Moore's law or new products are coming out at some rapid pace. It's the combination of data, artificial intelligence, the cloud for scale. This combinatorial innovation is going to require new creativity, new thinking, and education is at the heart of that. So I think the question is, what can public policy be to foster that? Are we teaching the right things? Is public policy and public and private partnerships fostering that type of innovation? And so, I think there's reasons to be concerned in terms of productivity, impacts on wages, et cetera, et cetera. But I'm an optimist. I think the future is very, very bright. Okay, so as we wrap down day one, great to have you on as a guest host. We're going to do a lot more coverage. So we're going to be collaborating and we're going to initiate coverage of the security sector with theCUBE. You're going to start seeing us doing a lot more events, extracting the signal from the noise, a lot more community involvement outreach, looking for participation and help from our friends, CUBE alumni's, the 8,000 plus CUBE alumni's that are out there, join us. Have you got some security chops? You notice people in security have something to add. We're always open. We're here at Reinforce. What's your guys' thoughts here? I think it's a great event. I think it's going to be one of those moments where we're like, we were present at creation again for another big wave, it's coming. Your thoughts about Reinforce? Well, I think Reinforce has found its niche. I think it's needed. I think cloud security is being embraced. I think there's a real need for it. And I think just highlighting those actions that they're taking is very much needed. And we're going to see a lot more out of Reinforce, for sure. Yeah, I agree. I mean, critical mass here. I guess 8,000 or so people that care about security and specifically care about cloud security, it's just going to get bigger and bigger, bigger. I mean, I was impressed by the, first of all, I agree, cloud security across the board. I was really impressed by the amount of heavy hitters that are here. And it's the heavy hitters that aren't the big exec brand names, the CEO, the stuff. You had the working CEOs of the startups, CEOs of the startups, the key biz dev people, the key marketing people because they're all, and the CEOs are here because they're investing. That's the pain point. They're investing together and they're building out in real time, it's really fast, a community around cloud security. So it's interesting. So Andy Jassy's not here, you don't see Theresa, but what you do see is the CSO saying, I'm betting my business on the cloud. I can't scale without the cloud. I have to be at this show. And you're seeing, maybe it's a little bit of Andy and Theresa, let go to grow and then sort of pyramid out that I saw Jassy at public sector summit. I should have asked him this, but I inferred from his response when I did ask him if he's coming is that in looking at how they're executing, they don't need the big guns here because the team's doing it. So it's one of those, when you have organic chemistry coming together, you don't want the big execs being, go do it, you've got to let it foster on its own. And that's why I'm impressed by the people here because they're the ones that are putting the sparks of creativity together, they're putting deals together, relationships are forming. That's how organic communities build. And I don't think the people here want to hear frankly from Andy, they can hear from Andy at reinvents. And so what they want to hear is the substance that they heard in the keynote today. Security, security. Well for inaugural event, this is amazing. The sheer size of it for a first time event is amazing. And having the heavy hitters, like you said, really invested in time, people don't have time. And to actually invest their time here and want to be here and want to learn and want to share, that speaks volumes. And that's not to say that Andy Jassy doesn't have substance, his keynotes are among the best. And they're always super, super, super substantive. But when it comes to security deep dives, you don't want to hear from him, you want to hear from somebody like Schmidt today. Well some public information that I found out, that's now public, is that there are 100,000 security subscriptions in AWS Marketplace. One million subscriptions paid for in AWS Marketplace as a whole, 100,000 plus security software buys there. Okay, that's huge. Huge for a little cottage industry going on called Cloud Security. Look at the rate the industry's growing. Look at Cisco, we were just at Cisco a couple weeks ago. Cisco was a huge company, $40 billion company. Their security practice is growing 21% a year, year over year. I mean that's huge for a company that's growing basically single digits. We'll have Josh on, sorry go ahead. Yeah, no, I said just looking at all these large companies that we're all talking to and that we're dealing with, certainly I'm consulting to, people are moving to the cloud and they're saying that one of the big reasons or the reason is for extra and more leveled security. So I think cloud is going to be taking the forefront and I think it's going to be much bigger than people really think. And customers are telling us they want more innovation from the security vendor community. And again, that comes from cloud and the data comes from cloud comes from machine intelligence. Put those things together. Shira, great to have you on. Dave, as always, profound insight, taking a red eye all day.  Cube coverage here. AWS Reinforce, day one, day two tomorrow. Thanks for watching. Thank you.


You can't say now all of a sudden I got to play by the rules, but my quarterback gets hit in the head with his own helmet And now I've got to watch myself and make sure I don't go overboard Well, the first thing we need to be to think about me thankful for is that whatever help angle that helmet hit him Right where it's appeared to be the bottom near the opening of the helmet where it's a little bit softer That think about how bad the optic would have been and how sick we would have all been today If he'd instantaneously been knocked unconscious that's to me the line on whether it's assault or not Like nothing happened to Rudolph. So we can just leave it up to football But what if what if his head cracked open and right now he's in a coma and may not come out of it? That's when I think litigation can then come in. It's like or the what's the nfl gonna do now Yeah, you were sold. He almost killed somebody, you know, so then I can then I can get it That's that then but but nothing happened. So to bring in Um, the judicial system for that seems foolish because nobody was hurt Well, but if he had been hurt then I could see maybe it would be different Tim Younger the agent for Rudolph said I am gathering all information and no options have been removed from the table Said this by text message to espn this morning Cleveland police sergeant jennifer chiakia said friday They are not investigating browns defensive end miles garret adding that they had not received a complaint from Rudolph A city spokeswoman said the prosecutor can't comment because Rudolph hasn't filed a complaint What a bad look for the nfl. No, it's bad. I don't think the nfl probably discourage him from doing anything Hey, listen, you didn't get hurt. We'll take care of it But he could have gotten hurt and I I do think starting to point to other people kind of deflects from the fact that that Just not supposed to happen Well, here's the nfl statement uh specifically about garret. He's been suspended without pay and definitely At a minimum for the remainder of the regular season and post season and must meet With the commissioner's office prior to a decision on his reinstatement He was also fined an additional amount garret violated unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct rules As well as fighting removing the helmet of an opponent and using the helmet as a weapon Now he's had some priors. I think he was fined 52 thousand dollars already For things that have happened on the field late hits and unsportsmanlike So now he's gonna lose a lot of money and this kid can play. Yeah, this kid can really play I know it's very me To be to feel bad for garret, but I actually when the when I saw him talking to the media afterwards He did seem really contrite and like someone who truly had lost control in the moment But I mean obviously it's not acceptable, you know, but I just think you I don't think we can't view that moment What was happening as if someone said oh my you know, peter if you walked into work and michael k Hit you over the head with a laptop you'd press charges guys. That's not what their job is and I did that today He's not pressing charge. Yeah, I never would that. Um, well, I don't snitch But we you just can't look at their workplace like that. It's is what he did wrong. Yes. Should he be suspended?  It's part of the way punishment works


One of my supervisors asked me you need to get to Fort Rucker as soon as you can prior to hurricane season so we can see, so you can see how they manage and oversee their plan in regards to protecting all the aviation assets and the responsibilities for trade off there. So we start doing our briefs with the general as soon as it's about 96 hours out from making impact so we can make decisions on flying away, the crews and all that because if we don't make the decisions in time and the aircraft are stuck here or they leave late it really impacts the safety of the crews, safety of the aircraft and also the workforce if we're not making the decisions on time. Having those emergency preparedness plans in place to protect that is key to the strategic value and mission of the United States Army.


four, and five. Jose M. Down to Jeffrey C. Five times on the top tier. One, two, three, four, and five. That's Hawks. Down to Celtics. And five times on the lower tier. One, two, three, four, and five. That's Bucks. Down to Blazers. Let me get these copied and pasted over. All right. We have Jose M. Hawks, Bucks, Braden K. Bulls, Jazz. Jose M. King's Raptors. Eric R. Lakers, Pelicans. Harper B. Pistons, Pacers. Simon H. Mavericks, Wizards. Jose M. T-Wolves, Clippers, and Heat Rockets. Harper B. Hornets, Nuggets. Jeffrey C. Sixers, Cavs. Danny C. Knicks, Thunder, and Magic Suns. Nicholas S. Grizzly's Nets. Kyle M. Warriors Spurs. And Jeffrey C. Celtics Blazers. I will get those results posted to the website. Get your link. We'll start in a minute. Thanks. Results are posted to the site. There is the link. All right. Let's do it. Everybody, Matt here for Latin Sports Cards Ripping 2020-21. Panini Immaculate Basketball. This is Five Box Case Number 57. Tiered Random Teams. Here's another look at our random results. Lebo's up there for just a minute. Let's get this going. Here we go. Dimension on the back there. That's the Jaunte Murray to 99. Blazers. Jumbo Jersey to 99. C.J. McCollum. This next one's nice. Look at this. Knicks. Team logo. Jumbo Patch Rookie to 25. Emmanuel Quickly. There you go. Knicks. Nice card. This is Bullets. Goes to the Wizards. That is Otto to 25. George Murison. And Lakers. Otto to 99. Rick Fox. Lakers. Redemption. That is Warriors. Initiation Inc. Rookie Otto James Wiseman. There you go. Golden State. Kyle M. Congrats. Nice start to the case. Let's keep it going. All right. This is Rookie to 99. Jaeshan Tate. Rockets. Raptors. Patch to 99. Pascal Siakam. Lakers. Jumbo Jersey to 25. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Nice one, Lakers. This is Hawks. Rookie. Private Signing's Otto. Skyler Maze. Nice one, Hawks. This is Heat Otto to 25. Duncan Robinson. Hawks. Shadowbox Signatures. Eight of 25. Trey Young. Nice one, Atlanta. Congrats. Jose M. Beauty. Nice tray. Mag that one for you. That is Jimmy Butler to 49. Heat. Cavs. Rookie Jersey to 99. Isaac O'Coro. Magic. Rookie Jersey numbers. Patch to 50. RJ Hampton. That is Hawks Otto to 99. Kevin Herter. And I'm going to mispronounce this one, but this is Nets. Acetate. Patch Otto to 50. Andrei Bargnani. T-Wolves. Rookie Patch Otto. True RPA to 99. Jaden McDaniels. There you go. Minnesota. Jose M. Now let's see if we can get that other T-Wolves. T-Wolves. Would a single T-Wolves player be a T-Wolves? A Timber Wolf. This is Pelicans to 25. Brandon Ingram. That is Jazz Rookie Jersey to 99. Doka Asabuki. This is Nets. Patch to 10. LaMarcus Aldridge. And redemption is Shadowbox Signatures. Josh Hart. I just want to verify the team on this. Pelicans. Let me go Pelicans. Yeah, it's on there. It's on there. This is Blazers Otto to 49. Rashid Wallace. That might be the first Rashid Wallace Otto I've ever pulled. There you go. Portland. And Hawks Shadowbox Signatures to 99. DeAndre Hunter. Hey, what's up, Josh? Well, how's it going? Yeah, we're looking for the team that he is on the card. So even if he's in Portland now or somewhere else, he's a Pelican on the checklist. All right. Last box is a little weak. Maybe that means there's a monster in here. Come on, let's finish something big. That is Tyrese Maxi Rookie to 99. Sixers. Bowls Jersey to 99. Kola Vuchovic. Funder Acetate Patch to 42. Al Horford. I really like the colors on that card. And I think this one is New Orleans as well. That is Rookie Patch Autographs Red Redemption. Kyra Lewis Jr. Yep. Pelicans. This is Lakers Otto to 99. Jerry West. Technically, hold the logo, man. Yeah. Nice one. Lakers and Hornets. RPA 12 of 22. Vernon Kerry Jr. There you go, Charlotte. And that will do it for the case. Give me just a minute here. I'll do a hit recap. Let's start with some relics. We had Thunder to 42. Al Horford. Bowls to 99. Kola Vuchovic. Nets to 10. LaMarca Saldridge. Jazz. Rookie Jersey to 99. Nadeau Kazabuki. Magic. Jersey number. Jumbo Patch to 50. R.J. Hampton. Cavs to 99. Isaac Okoro. Lakers to 25. Karim Abdul-Jabbar. That is Raptors to 99. Pascal Siakam. Blazers to 99. C.J. McCollum. We had Autos. Hornets to 22. Vernon Kerry Jr. Lakers to 99. Jerry West. Pelicans. Rookie Patch. Auto Red. Kaira Lewis Jr. Blazers to 49. Rashid Wallace. Hawks to 99. DeAndre Hunter. Pelicans. Josh Hart. Shadowbox. Nets to 50. Andrei Bargnani. T. Wolves. True RPA to 99. Jade McDaniels. Hawks to 99. Kevin Herter. Hawks. Rookie Private Signing Auto. Skylar Mays. Heat. 25. Duncan Robinson. Lakers to 99. Rick Fox. Warriors. Rookie Auto. Initiation Inc. James Wiseman. Nix. Team Logo. Rookie Jumbo Patch to 25. Emmanuel Quickly. And Hawks. Shadowbox. Signatures to 25. Trey Young. That will do it for the break. Thank you everybody. Appreciate it. We have Obsidian Basketball coming up next. Yeah, that was a that was a teaser case. It was like the T. Wolves RPA that you're not looking for in the Hornets. I'm gonna get that one uploading. I'm a disappointing case there. Sorry about that. All right, we are doing the random for 2021-22 Panini Obsidian Basketball hobby. Full case number 11. This is tiered random teams. Here we go. 8 times on the random. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. We have Tony N. Down to Randy G. Those 8 times on the top tier. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. We have Nuggets down to Mavericks. 6, and 8 times on the lower tier. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. We have Pelicans down to Heat. We have Tony N. Nuggets, Pelicans, Henry P. Magic Knicks, Danny C. Grizzlies King, Shane W. Bulls Bucks, Scott B. Thunder Hawks, Danny C. Hornets Wizards, Peter M. Rocket Sixers, Javon C. Celtic Sons, Nampu L. Pistons Clippers, Siwu Warriors Jazz, Danny C. Rafters Blazers, Greg U. T-Wolf Spurs, Kawiwat C. Cavs Pacers, Serenu L. Lakers Nets, and Randy G. Mavericks Heat. Get those results on the website. Get you a link. We'll start in just a minute. Thanks. All right, results are posted to the website. Here is your link. Let's do it. Hey, everybody. Matt here for Leighton Sports Cards. We are ripping 2021-22, Panini Obsidian Basketball Hobby, 12 box case number 11, tier random teams. Here's another look at the results of the random. All right, let's get this going. 21-22 Obsidian Basketball. Alex Caruso, 99. Josh Giddy Magnitude. There you go. Thunder. That is to 75. Dennis Schroeder, Dirk, and Jokic. Heat to 149. That is Galaxy Auto Max Struess, and Lakers to 99. That is Rookie Jersey Auto Austin Reeves. Go Lakers. Spencer Dinwiddie, 99. And this is Pitch Black. 35 Rookie Kade Cunningham. Nice one, Pistons. There you go. Congrats, Detroit. Name QL. Jazz to 149. That is Otto Carlos Boozer, and Wizards to 10. Patch Otto Bradley Beale. Nice one, Washington. Danny C., with the lower tier team. Awesome looking hit. It's Kyle Lowry-Purple. That's to 99. And Trey Young, Tunnel Vision. That's to 75. Bane, Kyrie, and Steph Curry. Celtics to 75. Aurora Otto. Grant Williams. This is Nuggets to 75. Jersey, Otto, Jamal Murray. There you go, Nuggets. That's Buddy Heald. 50. And Pitch Black. Yanis to 99. That is Jersey number 34 of 99. There you go. Nice one, Bucks. And David Duke, Sidney Bay. This is Jazz to 149. Aurora Otto, Nikhil Alexander Walker. And Rockets to 149. Rookie, Eruption, Otto, Alfred and Shangoon. It's Julius Randall-Purple to 99. And Pitch Black to 99. Lakers, Anthony Davis. There's a Cade Cunningham rookie. Nice Cade. Magic. 25. Patch Otto, Wendell Carter Jr. Orlando. And to 99. T-Wolves. Aurora Otto, Anthony Edwards. A second year Ant-Man. Yeah, I think maybe so, Too Faced. That's not number, but Short Print, Insert, Anthony Davis. Volcanics. Nice one, Lakers. So we're based on the back here. That's Patrick Beverly to 99. James Booknight. Kuzma. Cameron Johnson. And to 99. Rockets. Otto, Kevin Porter Jr. Redemption. That is Rookie, Jersey Autographs, Electric, Etch, Purple, Isaiah Jackson. That is Pacers, Xbox. We have Legacy Football up after this. Two six-box breaks and then we'll get into our last group break of the ninth. That is Contenders Football, Full Case, Random Divisions. That's Kevin Love, Red. That is three of five. Nice low-numbered, Kevin Love for the Cavs. It's Devontae Graham to 99. Thomas. This is Mavericks to 50. Otto Spencer Denwitte. And Vols to 49. Otto Steve Kerr, Lightning Strike. There you go, Chicago. Like 330. There's Steph Curry to 99. Nice one, Warriors. It's Jonathan Kaminga, Magnitude Insert to 25. Also, Warriors. That is Rookie, Franz Wagner, John Morant, and Butchovich. This is Clippers to 25. Rookie Auto, Jason Preston. And Pacers to 75. Galaxy Auto, Luis Scola. Yeah. I think I put everybody else to sleep, Macaroon. Over on Twitch and YouTube. Maybe. That's nice. That is David Robinson. Nice one, Spurs. Is that a key set? Beautiful blue. Anthony Davis, Pitch Black to 75. There's Luca Cavs to 149. It's Otto Moses-Brown. And Cavs to 25. That is Rookie, Patch Auto, Evan Mobley. There you go, Cleveland. Congrats. That is Kauilot C. Nice hit. That was fun. Let's do that again. It's Darius Garland. Orange to 50. Or I think that's orange. What's orange to me? Tim Hardaway, Jr. to 99. And Bede. This is Thunder to 149. Rookie Auto, Jeremiah Robinson, Earl. What's up, Thomas? And Lakers to 149. Otto Rick Fox. Hey, Thomas, how's it going? Two boxes to go. We will do a hit recap. That is Vince Carter Green for the Raptors. That is to 25. And Pitch Black, Zion, 13 of 25. Pelicans to 7. Austin Reeves. This is Hornets to 99. Rookie Jersey Auto, Scotty Lewis. And Celtics to 99. Otto Robert Parrish. Last box. And there are affordable options, regardless of the sport you collect. It's Cameron Thomas, Rookie Purple. And Jalen Suggs. That is Rookie 150. Is that Jersey number? There you go, Magic. Nice Suggs. Trey Mann. This is Pacers to 50. That's 50 of 50. Otto, TJ McConnell. And last hit of the break, Hornets to 99. Otto, Larry Johnson. Nice throwback, Otto. Grandma Ma. That was the dumbest nickname in sports history. Grandma Ma. Yeah. All right. Give me just a second here. We'll do a hit recap. Here we go. We had Hornets Auto, Larry Johnson, Pacers Auto, TJ McConnell, Hornets Rookie Jersey Auto, Scotty Lewis, Celtics, Otto Robert Parrish. These are all autos, unless I say different. Lakers, Rick Fox, Thunder, Jeremiah Robinson, Earl, Cavs, Moses Brown. That was a David Robinson, Blue, Non-Auto there. Awesome. Clippers, Jason Preston, Pacers, Louis Scola, Maverick, Spencer Denwitte, Bull, Steve Kerr. That was Pacers, Rookie Jersey Autograph, Electric Edge Purple, Isaiah Jackson, Rockets, KPJ, T-Wolves, Anthony Edwards, Magic, Wendell Carter Jr., Jazz to Kill Alexander Walker, Rockets, Alfred Shingo, Celtics, Grant Williams, Nuggets. Nuggets still. Jamal Murray. That is Jazz, Carlos Boozer, Heap, Max Drews, Lakers, Austin Reeves. And we had Wizards, Beautiful Patch Auto, Bradley Beale. That was to 10. That was eight of 10. There was Pistons, Pitch Black, Cade Cunningham, 25, and Cavs, Rookie Patch Auto, Evan Mobley. That was to 25. That will do it for the break. Good stuff. Thank you, everybody. Appreciate it. We have football coming up next. Yeah. All right. Let me get that uploading. I don't know why I got offended. The bug just lands on my hand. I didn't just like swat it. I like, like gave it a wind up. I think I missed it anyway. So we are launching, if you're just joining, we are launching Layton Sports Cards baseball breaks, brand new channel on YouTube. It launches at 10 a.m. Eastern on Monday. I will be doing group breaks during the daytime, just baseball. Be sure to check those out. All right. We're doing random for 2022 Panina Legacy football, six box break number 25, random teams. There we go. Roll the dice. We will randomize seven times. Good luck. There's one, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. That's Domingos M. Down to Chris B. Seven times on the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. That's Cowboys. Down to Jags. Copy and paste these over. Same size. We have Domingos M. Cowboys. Ashton L. Ravens. Anthony P. F. E. Bucks. Matt L. Broncos. Niners. Zachary M. Pats. Jeff N. Bears. Allen L. Lyons. Danny R. Giants. Joe M. Seahawks. Matt L. Falcons. Robert L. Texans. James V. Chargers. Steven C. Saints. Anthony P. E. R. Steelers. Danny R. Washington. James E. Eagles. Philip H. Dolphins Browns. Allen L. Bengals. Mark S. Panthers. Jeff N. Vikings. Tucker K. Raiders Packers. Mike C. Jets. Tucker K. Bills. Simon H. Rams Kultz. Chris V. Cardinals. Simon H. Titans. Domingos M. Chiefs. And Chris V. Jags. I'll get those results posted to the website. Get your link. We'll start in just a couple minutes. Thanks. Results are posted. Here comes your link. All right. I'll be right back. All right. Let's do this. We're in the home stretch for group breaks. End of football now. Three football breaks, and then we'll get into whatever personals we can fit in the remaining time. Let's do it. Hey, everybody. Matt here for Leighton Sports Cards Ripping 2022. Panini Legacy Football. Six box break. Number 25 random teams. Here's another look at those random results. Hey, what's up, Greg? How's it going? All right. Let's do it. Sims. Alec Pierce. Jalen Tolbert. 299. Moss.  Yeah, there he is. Just pulling up the checklist here really quickly. This is all-card ship. Matt Corral, rookie. Josh Allen. Skye Moore. Hutchison. Just be aware you don't have to name these. Oh, yeah. I forgot about those. Yeah, thanks for the heads up. I haven't ripped Legacy in years. Dolphins to 50. Patch Auto, Ricky Williams. Go Miami. Wes Welker, that's my son's favorite player. He went to the, he was a patriot, and so kid had to have a Welker jersey. Then he went to the Broncos. He had to have a new Welker jersey, as Isaiah Spiller. Bo Jackson, Legends to 199. And then he went to the Rams, and I was like, no, no, no. Let's see. Like, I don't even know if he's going to end up like sticking with the team. Carson Strong. Rookie to 100. Barf. This is Rookie Red to 50. Isaiah Spiller. Yeah, he used to break my heart with fantasy football with CJ Spiller. Breece Hall. Chaquan Brisker. Christian Watson. That is many. Red to 50. Josh Jacobs. Wilson. There's Shaquille Leonard, 199. That's going to take some getting used to. Shaquille Leonard. So, Jenny Rucker. Kenneth Walker. Kobe Bryant. Rookie. Wandaille Robinson. Good old Wandaille. There he is. Kenny Pickett. Rookie. Under the lights. Rookie Silver Insert. Malik Willis. Nice one. Titans. There's Malik Willis again. Rookie. This is Bengals to 35. Rookie Otto Blue. Daxton Hill. Mini coming here. Davis Mills. Mini. Mini Mills. Kenny Gonzalez. I used to have Mini Sleeps. Mini Top Loaders. Oh, really? And Mini Mags. Really? Yeah. I brought him down here quickly. He thought it was the funny thing. Malik Willis. Tyler Batty. Malik Willis. I'm going to pull something ridiculous here. It's Kevon Thibodeau. Burtz. Kobe Bryant. And Mini. Tom Brady. That is bronze. 17 of 75. Nice TV12. Peterson. There you go, Bucks. That is Elijah Moore to 150. Ronnie Lott. This is Seahawks to 125. Rookie Otto. Kenneth Walker the third. Go Seattle. At some point over the next few days, I have to look at my fantasy football team and see how I did in the draft. I think I feel pretty good about it. Yeah. I think it's on Haskins. I have to get used to all the team names too. Like who's team is which one? Yeah. I'd say a likely Desmond Ritter. I didn't love taking Bengals with the first two picks, but they're the best players available. That's Kyler Gordon. 299. Kamara. Barry. Walker. Kevon Thibodeau. Sam Howell. Rookie. This is to 249. Rookie Duel Jersey Otto. James Cook. That is Bills. There you go, Buffalo. Chase Young Mini. Patrick Mahomes. George Pickens to 199. From the Rivers. I was always a Rivers fan. Sam Haskins. That's Derek Stingley Jr. under the lights to 149. He did some of him talking in the mess. Oh, it's so good. God, he used to talk up early. Damian Pierce. I was like 10 kids too. I couldn't imagine. One. It's Nick Foals to 125. It's a pretty special idea, so yeah. Yeah, so. Fridge. Nice. Derek Stingley Jr., Damian Pierce. Justin Fields. Jersey number one of 25. Nice one, Bears. Thornton. There's Carson Strong. Mark Chase under the lights. Garrett Wilson. Jeremy Ruckert. Kenneth Walker. And this is Chiefs. Rookie Otto. Trent McDuffie. This is DHOP. 199. Dream of living in a world where all cards are oriented the same direction. Pickens. Jermaine Johnson to 100. The thing I'm having a hard time with is the names are so hard to read that you have to like tilt them up. But then it just puts a huge glare. Defond Diggs. Strong. Sam Haskins. And a Mini Orange to 125. Hollywood Brown. That is De'Andre Swift to 299. What's that? I'd be okay with that one. Moff Gardner. William's. There's Devin Lloyd. Migraine Missions. Trivon Walker. There's Tom Brady. Time Machine. There's Sam Howell Rookie. Tolbert. There's Jamar Chase. Wandale. Jonathan Taylor. Timeless Talents to 25. It's fun to say. Kenny Pickett. Rookie. Kevon Tibido. Rookie Silver Insert. That is, is it Bayley Zappy? Bayley Z. My man Bayley Z. This is Titans. Rookie Otto. Hasan Haskins. Mini Matt Ryan. Fred Taylor. Max Box. First and Strong. And Orange. Rookie Jahan Dotson. Mini. It's the 125. All right, who do you guys have? Offensive Rookie of the Year. That's Drake Jackson. Rookie to 100. Sam Howell Rookie. Tolbert. Tremac Bride. Bayley Z. That is Rookie Orange to 199. Malik Willis. Nice one Titans. Voxen. That's a Lamjack. Sam's Boy. Dude, I can't believe I got Kyler in like the 8th round or something. Yeah, it's Breece Hall. I think we both did that to each other a couple times. Jets. Rookie Otto. Jeremy Rucker. I had him queued up ready to go.  That is Aaron Rodgers. That one looks like you've got cotton in the machine or something. Not numbered. Dude, I got him and Brady. So I can just play the matchups. Here at Wilson. This is to 299. David Bell. Rucker. Kenneth Walker. Carson Strong. Gonzalez. Kenny Pickett. This is Packers. Rookie Otto. Romeo Dobbs. Doobz. Dobbs. Andrew Booth. Pickens. Derek Henry. He's like hair. Hands are peeing everything. That is Dak Prescott. Under the Lights. Orange to 149. This year in Denver, though, I think he's going to go. Oh yeah, he's got some weapons. Two boxes to go. We have one more six-boxer of Legacy Football. Again, be sure to grab your spots up for Sunday Funday Breaks with Forrest. I will be able to get to a few Personals tonight, I think. Probably not a bunch. This is Red James Conner to 50 Mini. That's a color match. But we'll have Personals going to beginning at 10am. 10-3 tomorrow. And then Group Breaks will start at 4. There's Zeke to 150. I was really hoping that Tony Pollard would slip through until he was, I was really excited about getting him. And then I got... There's an egg. I'm not sure. I could follow. I was going to just cook Devon Lloyd, rookie. It's to 100. You know, I'm Pierce. Strong. Marquise Brown to 100. There's Carter. There's Garrett Wilson. John Mechie. Walker. This is Bengels. Rookie Otto Daxton Hill. Let's see a Derritator. Paul Burt. Derritator. That is Trey McBride. Sam Howell, rookie. And that is Rookie Mini Blue Christian Watson. Bill Packers to 20. London. There's Jerry Rice to 199. This is to 99. That's Rookie Patch Otto. Kenneth Walker, the third. There you go, Seahawks. Paul Amalo. Son Haskins. Kyle Hamilton. That is to 65. Matthew Stafford. Dare to tear. There you go. Rams. Nice one. Congrats. There is a 0% chance if this card was going to me that I would not tear the card. I just wouldn't be older as this. Bo Jackson. It's like Lang collects Blacks. Derek Stingley, Jr. to 299. I wouldn't be able to do it. I would just have a rough day or be frustrated with the community home, anything. And I'd be like, oh, I've got to have lost the scene. I've got to rip that box. Trey Jackson. I couldn't do it.  And I was, I've wanted to rip it. I've wanted to rip a Finest case for myself. This is about a 2018 Finest. I just couldn't bring myself to do it. And finally I listed it for a group break. Horrible case through seven or through six boxes. And then there was a nice Alvies like Orange Rookie Auto. And then the last box had a, there's a Jaylen Tolbert, Travon Walker. This is Derek Henry under the lights, many. That's cool. The last box had a Derek Jeter, super corrector auto. Oh, really? Man, I could have been my, yeah. $199. It's Henry Wandale. And this is one-of-one. Rookie Patch Auto Carson Strong. There you go, Eagles. Nice one-of-one RPA. There you go, congrats. It's a one-of-one Marshall Falk. There's that Kenny Pickett for Rookie. Jameson Williams under the lights. It's a $299. Rookie Andrew Boop Jr. Carson Strong. Garrett Wilson, Rookie. Sam Howell, Rookie. That is DJ Moore to $150. I still think he was a steal where I got him. I mean, he was putting up huge stats last year with Donald throwing to it. I mean, he was great until, I don't remember who replaced Donald before Newton, but he was playing great. And then once Cam came in, it was over. He didn't want to. He was just like a punt returner. Derek Stingley. After 2015, he was, before and after 2015, he was not a very good quarterback. Son Haskins. Now that I'm going to be breaking again, I have to undo my determination that I was going to cut the cord. There's Warren Moon to $100. What's Cable? I haven't had Cable in a long time. There's Breeze Hall for sports. I might be singing or something. I don't know. I want to watch football. 100. Chiefs, Rookie Otto Skymore. Here's your sleeper for Rookie of the Year. Last pack. It's Rookie David Bell. Orange or red. That's the 125. Orange. And that will do it for the break. All right. We had Rams Dare to Tear, Matthew Stafford, 65. That's a Kenneth Walker, Rookie Patch Otto, Seahawks, Bengals, Rookie Otto, Daxton Hill, Packers, Rookie Otto, Romeo Dobs, or Dalves, Jets, Rookie Otto, Jeremy Ruckert, Titans, Rookie Otto, Son Haskins, Chiefs, Rookie Otto, Trent McDuffie. That is James Cook, Rookie Duel, Patch Otto, Bills, Seahawks, Rookie Otto, Kenneth Walker to 125. And Bengals, Rookie Otto, Blue, Daxton Hill to 35. That's Dolphins, Patch Otto, Ricky Williams. That was to 50. There's Skymore, Rookie Otto, Chiefs to 100. And the hit of the break. One of one, Rookie Patch Otto, Carson Strong. That will do it for the break. Thank you, everybody. Appreciate it. We have another six boxer coming up next. I appreciate it. Have a good night. See you later. Just two group breaks left. Let me update this. Again, we are full for personals tonight, but lots and lots of personals tomorrow should be plenty of room. We won't have as much time as I like as I would like for personals. Not just as much as I would like as much as any of us would like. We just fell way behind tonight. Let me get this random set up. All right, so if anybody is waiting on personals for tonight, looking at it, we're probably going to have about a half an hour for personals tonight. Unfortunately, I hope and I'll be able to get through all of them that were ordered yesterday that didn't make the cut off last night. But if not, again, Sam's going to be, or Sam or Kenzie, I don't know. We have a personal starting at 10am tomorrow. All right, let me get these boxes up here and we'll do this random. All right, we are doing the random for 2022 Legacy Football Six Box Break number 26 Random Teams. Here we go. That is three, one, two, and three. Luke T, down to Eric J. Three times on the teams. What's up, Brendan? Yeah, man, it's going great. How's yours going? One, two, and three. That was Washington, down to the Bucks. All right, let me get these copied and pasted over. Let's see who got which teams. Sorry for the all lowercase there. All right, we have Luke T. Washington, Patrick M. Eagles, Scott H. Raiders-Packers, Matt F. Chiefs, Steve K. Lyons, Benjamin C. Janks, Patrick M. Steelers, Simon H. Saints, Scott H. Texans, Brian U. Patts, Jeff N. Panthers, Brian F. Seahawks, Matt S. Giants, Simon H. Bill Cardinals, Ben O. Bears, Jeff N. Vikings, Martin C. Broncos-Niners, Christopher H. Chargers, Patrick M. Titans, Scott H. Cowboys, Patrick M. Dolphins Brown, Simon H. Jets, Matt S. Rams-Coltz, Larry B. Vangels, Patrick M. Falcons, Anthony P. Ravens, and Eric J. Bucks. I'll get those results posted. Get your link. We will start in a minute. Thanks. Awesome, man. Yeah, I appreciate it. I'm excited. I am ready to get started. I can tell you that. All right, results are posted to the website. Here's your link. Let's get it going. Hey, everybody, Matt here for Leighton Sports Cards, ripping 2022 Legacy Football. This is hobby six box break number 26, Random Teams. Here's another look at those random results. Yeah, for sure, Brennan. Like night and day difference. Just need the right doctor to make the right discovery. And it took a couple months once that happened. I was ready to go. What's up, Brennan? Let's do it. Football as well. There we go. Yeah, thank you. Appreciate that. Yeah, there's been plenty of time to make sure that wasn't going to have any like issues creep back up after coming back to work for a little while. Been back for quite a while now. There's Matt Corral, Rookie, and a mini behind it. It's TJ Watt, bronze. It's the 75.  Belle, you should have heard this guy talking trash during the fantasy football draft. Eli, it's 299. I'm going undefeated, Brennan. This guy has no idea. Kenny Pickett. Bailey Z, Rookie Malik, Willis, and a batty. There's John Elway, 8 of 50, one off the jersey number there, and Brady. There you go. There you go. Thibodeaux, Mack Jones under lights, silver insert. They're all about the taste to feel the wrath. This is Panthers, auto DJ Moore, 50. There's a safe one, mini. Pull this up so I can talk my trash. So the Pope High Panthers, which is my team, I play Brad week one.  All right, never mind. I was going to tell you who I had on my team. I don't remember. It's Najee Harris, 25 of 25. Yeah, I'm sure they had a blast. I know I picked Jamar Chase in the first round. I had the eighth overall pick and then you ready? Yep. All right, Brennan here goes Matty's team. He's got Murray Stardin. He's got Mixon, Dobbins, Jamar Chase, Moore for Carolina. Raven's Rookie Otto, David O'Jabbo. He's got Waller, ETN Junior, Cowboys, and McManus. His bench, Michael Thomas, Brady, Tony, Kynes, Hubbard, Everett, McKissick, and Beals. Oh, they drafted McKissick for me and Beals? Yeah. I had to put it on auto picks. I get ready for the breaks. There's safe one, 199. Yeah, of course. Of course, I think he's probably a bigger Chips Ahoy enthusiast than Sam. And we know how Sam loves his Chips Ahoy. There's Brian Robinson, Orange, 149. You want to see Sam get triggered? Say something bad about Chips Ahoy. That's what I heard the other night. All right, Brennan, you ready for the winning team? Just give me a go. Get ready. Actually, I don't hate McKissick as a pick. And I don't. I don't need three cornerbacks though. Here's the winning team. Russell Wilson, Najee Harris, Swift, Brown for... What's his name? What's his name? Brown for Philly, wide receiver, Jerry Judy, tight end is Knox. Bengals, Ropiotto, Daxton Hill. I got Metcalf, the Patriots, and the kicker for Los Angeles. The bench is Renfro, Edmonds, Valdez, Scantlin. Here at Wilson. I got Cousins as a backup. Mac Jones, Mini Orange to 125. Houston's running back Mac. I got Julio Jones, Nizhoku, and Colbert. Got him! That is Rookie Blue, Khalil Shakir, 25. These guys are all sleeping in that draft. So, Sean and I were right next to each other in draft order. So, Metcalf was mine. Like, we kept stealing picks from each other, David Bell. This is 249. Jags, Rookie, Jersey Otto, Jalen, Tolbert. I think he's going to tear it up. Yeah, he has a solid team. Kenny Pickett, my gardener. And I think... Yeah, I know my area, man. I think Metcalf's gonna... He's gonna be a stud no matter who's throwing the ball to him. So am I, Paul. Dude, did you see that? There's Flipper Anderson. I think he has the all-time record for most receiving yards in the game, right? That's 339 or something? Michael Pittman Jr. is 299. I got Metcalf way late too, man. Couldn't believe it. Breece Hall.  Yeah, Paul. Daniel Jones, 75, Bronze Mini. It is just give me the trophy now right around my neck. Matt Corral. What Mike Dean did with the VW chain. Michael Parsons to 199. I feel bad for whoever was the pick McCaffrey in the first round and I feel really good for myself picking up Chubo. Breece. Listen, I'm just super excited. This is all about to go down here shortly, boy. A couple more weeks, boys, and we are... It's on. Yeah, Paul. We have an actual trophy and then there's... Look at this. Tom Brady to 65. Nice card. Dare to tear. Big hit for the Pats. There you go. That snuck up on me, man. I didn't recognize that as a dare to tear. I thought we already pulled one so we wouldn't see another one. Awesome hit, Patriots. That is Brian Yu. Now, I would not hear this one. I got a tear. I would sell it and buy like six other tear cards. Nice TB-12 will mag that one for you, DK.  Elijah Moore to 150. I know I can't finish last because I already...  I had this wiper tag on the rear wiper where it was like Hulk Hogan was laying down and the wiper tag had Macho Man Randy Savage. So whenever it went down it was like he was elbow dropping Hulk Hogan. No, that's true. No, but there's a lot of people in this set on breakers. You know, I got some of the shipping in the air, kind of every, you know, more than four good people. Haryon Davis Price, bronze, still 100. Still on the outfit. I'm not sure. It's George Pickens on the board, Ricky Williams to 150, James Cook, Haryon Burks. This is Texans, Rookie Otto, John Metchie the third. Let me go Houston. Oh, is it Malik Willis, Rookie. Rookie, Matt Corral to 199. Nice one, Panthers. Let's see that ring. There's awesome. Yes, this is the 249 Rookie Duel Jersey Otto, John Metchie the third. I'll just pull in all the Texans, Haryon Burks. Whose injury is that, Paul? I love him. It's Austin Eichler, 299. Sky Moore, Aidan Hutchison to Spiller. That is Kyle Hamilton, Rookie, Mini Red to 50. So Derek Carr, Derek Carr, Mini. The thing on that lower left corner there is Kyle Hamilton, Rookie to 299. There's a Sam Howell Rookie. I've been asking before, aren't you in Fort Myers? 50, Antonio Gibson. Right on, right on. I thought so. Ryan Robinson, Tony Dorsett. Yeah, man. Yesterday it was blazing. I played golf yesterday. I didn't even finish 18, man. Kenny Pickett. It was just too much, man. Bailey Zee. We played at Zellwood Station. Cameron Jordan, 299. You know what that is? I've seen signs. Yeah, it's a retirement community. And they hit the ball a hundred yards, maybe. Yeah. And they're winging. Not hearing, bro. It's been super, super hot. It's insane, insane. Orange, Mini, Ryan, Tannahill. Paul, does the rain we're here at every day like it does here? I mean, every day? It's George Kittle to 199. Who'd you get? Matt Corral. Just Matt Corral, Rookie. Rucker. Seahawks. Skymore. Send us an email. Mellow. LaytonSportsCards.com. And Bears to 50. That's Rookie Auto Red. Velice Jones, Jr. Oh, did I? Mr. Lavie, 150. Paul, it's raining here every day, every day. Kobe Dean. And it's quick and it's violent. Yeah, no kidding, Matt Corral. Yeah, there you go. There's a Malik Willis, Rookie. Yeah. Washington to 100. Rookie Auto Bronze, Brian Robinson. We are the foliage capital of the world. To berries. The Blind Mosquitoes. I'm not, I mean, I'm not going to ring a Malik anyway, but the Blind Mosquitoes made it a definite no. There's Aiden Hutchison. Really? Yeah. My dog will need to go out. So they're not there every day or every night. But when they are, like I'll walk out to my car in the morning. They'll be in the front of the house. So I'm just walking through a like a cloud of them.  I'm trying so hard to close quickly and just the thousands of them just flood in and they, they stay, luckily they stay in my in my kitchen or my dining room. But it's still, then once you experience that, you have to do it all over again to let them back in. You know, that is Malik Willis under the lights, bronze to 100. Nice one. Go Titans. Yeah, man, Central Florida, boy. This is, this is hot. Where do you live, Mecheran? It's 299 John L.A. New Hampshire, New Hampshire. Mecheran, I used to go as a kid to Lake Winifesaki, Camparia, I think it was called. Breeze Hall. See something crazy here. I think they can't drive Massachusetts, come to Florida. To 10. Look at that. Cracked ice, rookie patch auto, Jalen, Weidermeyer. That is a beauty. Yeah, as a kid, we used to go to Canobie Lake all the time. That is Bill's. Look at that bull patch. Pretty cool. Breeze. They can't drive. Oh, you should come down to Florida. Yeah, so say it. Massachusetts saying nothing. Aaron Jones, many. Florida is like if you're playing GTA using VR, but with about a four second lag. Yeah. That's what it's like driving in Florida. There's Matt Corral, Ryan Erlacher, Jersey number 54 of 100. Naples is nice. And then if you get south of Orlando, Shannon Sharp 150. Looks like a different universe down there. No, you gotta go to South Florida. I've lived down there for the last few years, man. It was insane. Ooh, look at this. Under the lights, rookie auto Matt Corral. There you go Panthers. Very nice. Oh, yeah. It's insane. Can you pick it? Cameron Jordan to 299. That's Antonio Gibson. Cracked ice gold to 10. Nice one, Commanders. One box to go. We'll do a hit recap at the end, then we'll get in a contender's football, random division style. Before we get started on contenders, I'm gonna have to probably hit the coffee. Yeah. My problem is like I tried to sleep in today. My internal clock is set to like 630. Doesn't matter if I go to bed at nine. That will change. That's how I was telling it. My home's 150. Yeah, man. It's gonna be good tomorrow. Sam Howell, rookie. October. Yeah, you'll eventually get to do that because that's how I was telling it. I'm daytime breaking though. Oh, yeah. But yeah, it doesn't matter if like it's 630 and if I go to bed at 9 p.m. or 4 a.m. 6 30 on my place. Yeah. Packers, Ropeado, Romeo, Dobbs. Yeah, Robin Camara to 150. Yeah, so wound up. You know what I noticed with this cell phone when we were streaming on Tik Tok? Tell her at a higher angle, kind of down on the cards. It really makes like the refractors and stuff look great. I think that we have a position that's higher and then downward because you know, I'm brisker 299. There's Joe Burrow under the lights red. That's 22 50. I don't know why I said that like I was said that like I was going to follow it up. Yeehaw 22 50 partner. Devin Lloyd read many to 50. I like to think that I don't have any type of an accent. There's Malik Willis, but there's Tray Lance 9 of 100. There are certain things that I say like, like instead of come here, like I can say like here you go. But if I have the h word isn't in the if it's not at the beginning of the sentence, I'll say like come here. No, I don't think he's gonna. It's weird. Dude, I went to Houston and I went to go see the Final Four a few years back. I thought I was from another country because everybody I talked to was like, damn boy, where are you from? What do you mean? You're accent. Try a lot of verbs. I don't know if it's good or not, but the one thing that got on the people in Texas, y'all, you know what I mean later, y'all, they're like y'all, you know what? It's Texans, Rookie Otto, Damion Pierce. Yo, Houston, what are you talking about? Yo, we got a good accent. Mini, Joe Mix and Mini Mix. All right, that does it for the boxes. Let's recap. We had Texans, Damion Pierce, Packers, Romeo Dobbs, Panthers, Rookie Otto, Matt Corral. That was to 10, Cracked Ice, Gold, Rookie Patch Otto, Jalen Weidermeyer, and then Commanders, Rookie Otto Bronze, Brian Robinson, that's Bears, Vilas Jones, 50. That's John Matchy, the third, two of them, RPA or Rookie Dual Patch Otto and Rookie Otto. Dual Patch Otto is 249. This is Jalen Tolbert, Jags, David O'Jabbo, Ravens. There was a DJ Moore, Panthers, 250, and the Tom Brady, Der Tehrer. That'll do it for the break. Good stuff. Thanks, everybody. Appreciate it. We have Contender's Football Divisions up next. Put a picture of this. Hey, have a good night, Macaroon. Appreciate it. See you, Macaroon. Thanks for your help tonight, man. We appreciate you always. Yeah, you bet. Hey, you had one out of two good breaks. All right, let me get this one uploading. Food Bowl, Food Bowl, Contender's Divisions. That one's uploading. Guys, I have to step away for just a minute. I'll be right back and we'll jump, we'll do the random and then jump right into the break. Daniel L, James D. All right, we're doing a random for 2021, Panini Contender's Football Hobby, 12 Box Case, number 22, Random Divisions. Good luck. 10 times. There's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10. Daniel L down to Raymond G. 10 times on Divisions. There's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10. NFC South down to NFC West. Copy and paste these over. All right, we have Daniel L, NFC South, Braden K, AFC North, Connor G, AFC South, Raymond G, NFC East, James D, AFC East, Raymond G, AFC West, Landon G, NFC North, and Raymond G, NFC West. Get those results posted to the website. Get your link. We'll start here in just a second. All right, results posted. Here's the link in the chat. All right, let's do it. Hey, everybody, Matt here for Latin Sports Cards, ripping 2021, Panini Contender's Football Hobby, 12 Box Full Case Break, number 22, Random Divisions. Here's another look at the random results. Leave those up there for just a few seconds and then we'll get this ripping. All right, here we go. You want to pull up the checklist just in case, but group rate checklist. All right, let's do it. Good luck. Regular mace does not shift, right? Tom Brady, this is Marshall Falk, 99, we're going to get us to have a T-Bow. Redemption. Nice start. That is NFC North, Rookie Ticket Variation, Justin Fields, Congrats Bears NFC North. There you go, Landon G. and T-Law. There's Jones. This is Steelers. That's Chase Claypool, randomly turned around backwards. Davis Mills. This is Chargers. AFC West, Rofiata, Rashon Slater. Robinson, Brown Numbers. We're going to do one dice roll for the entire break, unless it's a one-of-one or an auto. Top one, two, three, bottom four, five, six is two. So that'll go top. Again, that goes for the whole break, unless it's an auto or a one-of-one. This is Bears NFC North. That is Ticket Stub, Rookie Auto to 83, Dazz Newsome. Mike Brable, Miami Brown. This is NFC West, Rookie Auto. Ben Scourneck, A.J. Brown, winning ticket. Treland, Supernatural Rookie Insert. This is NFC South, Rookie Auto. Davion Nixon, Carson Wentz, George. Brown Numbers goes top. Cardinals there. What's that, Sox? Matthew Stafford. This is NFC South. Rookie Playoff, Ticket Auto to 99. Darren Hall, Flaxcote. Jalen Lotto, Rookie of the Year contenders. What does it say? I don't know. What does that mean? W. Sox took one more V. Zeke. This is AFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto, Chris Evans. Josh Shallen for Natural Mahomes. Baker. This is AFC North, Sunday Ticket Auto to up 10, Make-A-Fits Patrick. Sunday Ticket Signatures. That goes top. Bears, Tyreek. AFC West, Rookie Championship Ticket Auto to 49. Cornell Powell, Montana. There he is. The goat, Eli. A-Rod, Ice. AFC South, Draft Class, Rookie Auto to 99. Davis Mills. There you go, Texans. AFC South, Connor G. Travis E.T.N. Jr. I know this is a long break and we are quite a bit behind schedule. We will do a hit recap at the end, so if you're not able to stick around for the entire break, you want to watch the playback in the morning or something. That is Justin Herbert. It's 25. It's 25 of 25 and Portis, E.T.N. and Lawrence. That is Jags on both. Don't forget Monday, 10 a.m. Eastern. The LSC Baseball Channel is launching. We're still going to do some, we're still doing Baseball Breaks on the main channel too, but this will be exclusively Baseball Breaks during the daytime. NFC South, Rookie Ticket Auto, Keith Taylor, Michael Carter, Josh Allen. Championship Ticket to 99. Lambjack. Martin. He's still not signed. I don't think so. As of a couple days ago, he wasn't. There's Najee, Rookie of the Year contenders. Mack Jones, Rookie Supernatural. Redemption. Nice. That is NFC South, Rookie Ticket Auto, Kyle Pitts. Falcons NFC South. There you go, Daniel. That goes Jags. NFC East, that is Rookie Ticket Auto, Micah Parsons. There you go, NFC East, Raymond G. Big Ben. There he is, Tony. I thought Tony was a pretty good pickup as a wide receiver five. He's not going to. I was going to take you. I was going to see the other one I sniped. Yeah. That's AFC West for Rookie Auto. Larry Roundtree. Because that first one was over. Yeah. Like, Frank Reich. Joe Burrow. This is AFC South, Rookie Auto, Elijah Molden. P.J. Watt. You know what's funny? I was in a league one time where like kick returns, pump return yards, all that kind of stuff factored in. And based off of the league settings, Cordero Patterson was, look at those top Falcons. He was like number seven overall or something. This is back in like 2015-ish. Right. And I picked him super early.  And then he ended up being a bust. Like, he was kind of a bust for years. Yeah. He goes top, bears, ground numbers. I'll crack my neck before I pull some big crack dice here. NFC South, Rookie Ticket Auto. Peyton Turner. Mike Evans. Breed Strong. Something weird to happen. There's Matthew Stafford. Supernatural Brady. Redemption coming. That is Rookie Playoff Ticket. JC Horne. Is that a Seahawks? Panthers. I knew it was one of those bird teams. Yeah, we're going to do some personals. We won't have a lot of time for them, but I'll probably, I'll try to get through as many orders as I can until two Eastern. A-Rod. Derek Kenry. There he is. NFC West, Rookie Ticket Auto. Dwayne Eskridge. The Screeee. Crap, CTN Jr. Did Sam end up picking him? Nah, I don't know. I don't remember him getting picked. Oh, but someone did pick him because we else buried. I don't remember who it was. The best was him calling against the Spade. game well. All right, have a good night. Khalil Mack, this is AFC North, rookie championship ticket auto to 49, Tyson Williams, ETN. I don't know why the Ravens didn't like him. He came out like the first week or two, stud. Oh, no, man. Jets there, it was tough. Marshall Falk, especially when everybody else was getting hurt, he was like third or fourth screen, and he ended up starting week one. Nice, that is NFC East rookie ticket on card auto Devonta Smith. Sorry, I was a little quick on that one. There you go, NFC East. Fields, Fields goes this way. Mark Brunel. I think we need to, we need to see Nusperot. Nusperot broke his neck headbutton in the middle of the middle of the middle of the state. AFC South rookie ticket auto Rashad Weaver. Montgomery, somebody got Montgomery a lot later than he should have gone. Hey, Rod, I think it's, he was so good for me, it was a last year, and then when he was healthy, Russell Wilson. Like, I wish they had like, in fantasy football, I wish they had like a consistency score, Stalvin Cook, where it's like, how often do you get no lower than five points from your projection? There's Justin Fields, Mack Jones, that goes Bears. To me, that's our, that's the most important staff. You know, I'd rather have a guy that's going to like consistently get me 22 points every week. That's AFC East rookie auto Christian Barmore, Montana, then somebody that's going to blow up for like 45 points twice a year and then just be sub-harved. Yeah, Matthew Stafford. That was one thing I really liked about Dak last year, my first quarterback, and then he just had a couple really bad games. Kelsey.  This is NFC North, Rookie Auto, C.H. Serrat.  Really? Yeah. And it'll be the one year that he's just, yes, he's worthless. Yeah. Justin Herbert. And last year, my team, I was like, Allen. And then, maybe actually towards the last game spot. There's Tom Brady to 199. It was just injury after injury. And it's too late, they pick up people up that late. It's too late. Yeah, I remember. I took a fancy third, but that's the way it was. That was hard. Yeah, we're doing personals until 2 a.m., so as soon as I get this done, I'll start collecting what I think I might be able to get through. There's Aaron Donnell. It'll only be the first few orders, I would imagine. Like the first few orders in queue. But we've got personals starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow. It's Davion Nixon, NFC South, Rookie Auto. Trey Lance. James Harrison. Chuba, that goes Panthers. This is AFC East. Rookie Playoff Ticket Auto to 99. Christian Barmore. Fun Diggs, yeah. Rice, Josh Allen. Baker Mayfields to 99. Keenan Allen. Pujols, four for four with two homers. Alan Panica. Hey, what's up Riley? It's going great, man. Behind schedule, but it's been a fun night of breaks. Hey Rod, there's Barry. AFC South, that's Rookie Ticket Auto, Nico Collins. Najee, post-McGay, there's Top, Jags, yeah for sure. This is AFC South, Rookie Auto, Quiddipay. This is Seyquan. Trevor Lawrence, Supernatural. AFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto, variation. That's Jeremiah, Owosu, Cormoa. If you go AFC North, and there's Kandarius, Tony. We'll do a hit recap at the end. Once again, we're gonna do personals after this until 2 a.m. Eastern. We're gonna have personals resuming tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. Eastern, Najee Harris. We just, we fell way behind schedule. Oh, we were running a little bit behind anyway, like a half hour or so, and then we got to leaf lumber, and it just really threw us a curve ball. Here's Montana. Redemption, this goes to Valued Collector. That is Rookie Ticket Auto, Nick Bolton. That is Chiefs, that is AFC West. AFC West. And that goes Top, Jags. Trey Lance, David Montgomery. This is NFC South, Rookie Ticket, Stub Auto to 88, Terrace Marshall Jr. That's Wilson, Josh Allen. This is AFC East, Rookie Auto, Greg Russo. Dalvin Cook, NFC South. I put the names up here. It's McBosa, and there's NFC South. This is AFC South. That is Rookie Auto, Jay Tafeli. Hey, Rod. There's NFC North, Chase Young, Joe Burrow. Nice, supernatural Rookie Insert to 99, Mac Jones. Nice one, AFC East, 52 of 99. Very nice, some fun digs. Kelsey, this is NFC South, Rookie Auto, Darren Hall. Herbert, first time I ever pulled a Herbert Rookie Auto. It was from Frozen Draft or something, various Tony. Yeah, I just, I don't know why. I was thinking that he was related to Bobby A-Bear. I just, I don't know, I was like, my brain auto corrected to A-Bear. Some people are like, what are you talking about? Just a newbie, newbie. Hey, what's up, Jess? Yeah, I'm excited for it. It's gonna be a lot of fun. Appreciate you joining in. There's T-Law, this pack's all weird, which means there's probably gonna be something crazy good in it. Nope, that is, well, there's NFC North, Rookie Ticket, Cracked Ice Auto to 21, Sage Sarat. There you go, NFC North, nice Cracked Ice Rookie Auto. Stymie Brown, yeah, that's gonna be a lot of fun. I'm hoping to kill a lot of workplace productivity, Jerry Rice. People watching the baseball breaks all day. That is Redemption, Draft Class, Autographs, Gold RPS, that'll be numbered to 10, Elijah Moore, Jets, that'll be AFC East. Nice one, AFC East, and there's Davis Mills. Nice, well, thank you. There's Kyle Pitts, or that's Duel, that goes Top, Falcons. Yeah, I think, I'm definitely not for everyone. Like, a lot of people think I'm a little too low-key for breaking, which is cool. Some people like it, I think it's really good for daytime breaking. That's NFC East, Rookie Auto, Kenneth Gainwell, Michael Carr, because you can kind of have it on at work. You know, depending on your job, you can have it on at work, and it's not gonna get too loud, unexpectedly, is Aaron Donald. I've always told people, like, by your boss, there's Willie McGinnis, by your boss, a spot in a break, if they ever catch you watching breaks at work, get them hooked, and then NFC East, Rookie Auto, Jayman Davis, Alec Panica. You know, one of the reasons I'm so, like, there's A.J. Brown, why I'm so chill when I break. If I start yelling and getting excited, my hands will start shaking. Yeah, and once it starts, it takes a long time to get it, like, leveled out, James Harrison. They actually used to call me Slim Shaky in the feed because I had, like, I had a thyroid disease that players up every now and then.  I put down the golfing bag. Yeah. Now, I was, like, shedding enormous amounts of weight. There's, uh, Dual Legos Top Dolphins. I can't give it to him. Oh, you're there. Thanks, Jeff. This is NFC East. Rookie Playoff Ticket Auto to 99. Cameron McGrone. Say, Kwan. Newt Bar went three-for-three today. Look at that. Newt Bar. Michael Vick. That's what I'm looking for. It's Trevor Lawrence, Supernatural. Sorry, guys. This car does just stick into my things. It's, like, magnet. That's what I miss the most about my mom. That's the way it's heard, you know what I mean? It's an accent. Yeah. Put it in a good place. Josh Allen. Oh, that's two packs. Gosh, that's the second time I've done that tonight. I'm like, oh, the thickies. Ha, ha, ha. That goes Top, Justin Fields, Bears. All right, so once again, sorry that we're running so far behind tonight. James and Crowder to 199. I'll do as many personals as I can before to. It won't be many. Matthew Stafford. Yeah, I'm gonna end up having about, I'm thinking maybe 25 minutes. So I'll get through what I can. It might be less. It might be more like 20. This is AFC South. Rookie Playout ticket out of 49. Des Fitzpatrick, Jalen Waddle. But then we'll have personals tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. Eastern. I'll go until three, and then grab up your spots for Sunday, Monday breaks, those start at 4 p.m. Eastern. Josh Allen, I think Sam is doing personals tomorrow. AFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto, Adafi Oa. He texted me earlier and asked me if it was okay that he rip those five jerseys tomorrow for the person that wanted him to rip them. Maker, something like that. Yeah, this is AFC West, Rookie Ticket Auto. Alex Leatherwood. That's a good football name, he goes Jags. Leatherwood, D-Hop. Gamewell. This is AFC East, Rookie Ticket Auto.  Antonio Gates, Larry Johnson. This is AFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto. Levi Amuzurike. Jalen Hurks. Play Fortnite or anything. Fortnite, no, I tried a couple times. I'm getting to a point where I got to a point a couple years ago where I have to be selective in which games I play. I don't play video games much anymore, but when I do play certain ones, they make me just like the disorienting games. They start to have an effect on me. Yeah, yeah. Keep it like kind of like a birdie, don't care about anything at all. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I can see that, it's definitely. This is AFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto. Brandon Stevens. Their car is top, Chargers, 400 points. It'll be a random to all. Steve Young, Steve Young to 99. Michael Thomas. I set that over here so I don't forget to random it.  That is NFC West, Rookie Ticket Stub Auto to 85. Ron Dale Moore, the wide receiver too this year. No, maybe not. NFC West, there you go. It's not Jalen Hurks. I still haven't given up on him being an impact player. Ron Dale, Fred Farr, Tutu, AFC South, Rookie Ticket Auto, Brevin Jordan, Plaxco, Marshall Falk, I guess Panthers. No, not really. I think ESPN is, I do not enjoy ESPN. I wish there was like a just straight forward sports news channel. So Miles Garrett to 199. Um, my problem is I want to know, I want to hear the news. I don't want cute catchphrases and stuff in my homes. I don't want cute catchphrases. I don't want talking heads pretending to be outraged over stuff that doesn't actually matter to them or to anybody else. Josh Palmer. Up on the game, it's the bar air and 10s, Blacks for Burris and Puchin Ghana, really good. Oh yeah, that's really good. They're real, you know what I'm saying? NFC East, Rookie Auto, Brandon Smith. Darren Waller. I tried listening to the Top Rated Fantasy Football podcast on Apple podcast and it ended up, Andrew Whitworth. No, I was in my car. And if you have the biggest football podcast or the top rated or the highest listening counter downloads, whatever.  Yeah. I was pissed. Yeah. I was like, nope, deleted. Not listening to that. Yeah, I don't know. I have a hard time with, there's plain asker. Like listening to or watching anything like on a regular basis, it's your own bettas. It's like give me all the information that I need in like 20, 30 minutes, but I don't, I like certain podcasts and I'm like, I don't have 12 hours a week to listen to what you have to say. There's another points card, random to all. There's Alvin Kamara, Elijah Moore. Okay, it's Colston, random at the end. Yeah, I think I was forced to leave NFC North, Rookie Ticket Auto, Kellan Mond. You go NFC North and that goes Texans. What are you saying? I said no, I just, I play like sports games. Yeah. So Alvin Kamara.  With, there's Ricky Williams. So with video games, there's the weird thing about me like with Madden, I don't like playing where I'm like just squeaking out a win or whatever.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, have 800 passing yards. That's AFCE's Rookie Auto, Greg Rousseau. There's Justin Fields, Supernatural. I think like life's hard enough. I don't want to challenge when I play video games. That's where I want to get my wins, you know. My whole life, my brother's, so I'm never going to be still today playing each other. NFC North, Rookie Auto, Levi, I'm with Zorike. And then the second thing that occurs, you know what's going on during these games. Oh, yeah, I'll bet. It's nice to play in my house and play in my house with my own. Yeah. I used to be with my brother so mad. We played Tecmo Bowl and I'd be the Raiders. I'd say, come on, Barry, come on, Bo, come on, Bo. And I'd run Marcus, I'd be like, oh, Marcus. And I'd be like, come on, Marcus, come on, Bo. There's Mike Rable to 25. Josh Allen, Joe Thomas, Sam Darnold. So in case you didn't see the post on social media, we are currently hiring for several positions. This is NFC South, Rookie Ticket Auto, Darren Hall, A-Rod. Shoot us an email, latensportscardsatgmail.com if you're interested in working with LSC. It goes top, Michael Carter. What's it for? Soldiers, shippers, all kinds of stuff. Breaker's assistance, breakers. It's Bob Gracie. I don't like that one. He's a dolphin. No, no, no, he's a dolphin. All right, most overrated football player of all time is Darren Waller, not Darren Waller. Most overrated football players. Paul Davis. I have to say, back in the day, Jeff George. There were him. Yeah, he put up some big stats. It's NFC North, Rookie Auto, Kylin Hill. He couldn't read a playbook. Merl Apple got it. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, very true. Joe Namath had like 75 more interceptions than touchdown passes in his career, Bobby Weyer. If Joe Namath would have been playing and like, if he would have been playing for like the Houston Oilers or something like that, he would have been just forgotten. Yeah. Chiba Hubbard, NFC South, Rookie Auto, Frank Darby.  Let's finish with a monster hit. Started off hot with that field's redemption. Here's Nick Chubb. AFC West, Rookie Ticket Auto. Patrick Sartan. Dak, Ticket Stubb. Oh, that is, or I'm sorry, AFC East, Ticket Stubb. Rookie Auto to 51, Ronnie Perkins. Barry, one big hit to close this out here. Caffrey, Tutu, 99, Patrick Mahomes. Zach Wilson, Supernatural. I think that's the first Zach Wilson we've seen in this entire case. Which means we're about to pour his cracked ice. It goes top chargers. That is NFC West, Rookie Auto, Jacob Harris. Steve Young, Jason Witton. Last pack. We do have two 400 points cards to random off. Josh Palmer. All right, let's do the random so I don't forget it and then we'll do a hit recap. Because if not, I promise you, I will forget it. All right, so here we go. We're gonna random off these 400 points cards. Do one random, top two spots, we'll each get a 400 points card. Seven times, here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. That goes NFC East and NFC North. It's both of you on the 400 points cards each. Throwin' knives at you. All right, here we go. Just gonna call out the player names. There's so many hits here. We have Jacob Harris, Ronnie Perkins, 51. Patrick Surtan, Frank Darby, Kylin Hill, Darren Hall, Levi Muzarrique, Greg Rousseau, Kellan Mann, Brandon Smith, Brevin Jordan, Rondale Moore, ticket stubbed to 85. Brandon Stevens, Levi O, Christian Barmore, Alex Letterwood, Madafa Elway, Spes Fitzpatrick, 49. Cameron McGrone, 99. Shuman Davis, Kenneth Gainwell. Draft class autographs, Gold RPS, Elijah Moore, that's Jets, AFC East, should be number to 10. There's Cracked Ice, rookie ticket auto to 21, Sage Serrat, that went NFC North. Darren Hall, Jay Tafeli, Greg Rousseau, rookie playoff ticket auto, JC Horne, Panthers, NFC South, and then there was a rookie ticket, RPS, Kyle Pitts, Falcons, NFC South. There's a Tarris Marshall stubbed to 88. Nick Bolton, it's Jeremiah Owusu Kormoa, variation. That's Quitty Pay, Nico Collins, Christian Barmore, 99. Davion Nixon, Sage Serrat, Christian Barmore, Rashad Weaver, Devonta Smith, there's Tyson Williams, 49. Richie Grant, 99. Sean Wade, Peyton Turner, Elijah Mulden, Larry Roundtree, Micah Parsons, Keith Taylor. This was Davis Mills to 99. Draft class auto, Cornell Powell, 49. Minka Fitzpatrick to 10. Chris Evans, Darren Halt, 99. Davion Nixon, then Scournick. Dazz Newsom, stubbed to 83. And Rashan Slater, and the hit of the break, was Bears, NFC North, rookie ticket, Variation Auto, Justin Fields. That will do it for the break, whoa, for the break. Thank you everybody, appreciate it. We have some personals coming up here in just a few. All right, let me get this video uploading and then we'll, I'll start collecting for FedEx, there you go, that thing. Yeah, let me get this uploading. So thank you so much for the quick list here. Dean is waiting until tomorrow. We have Silver and Father. All right, so it looks like I should, I'm just gonna call out the names of the people who I think I'm gonna be able to get ripped tonight. Like I said before, the people, I'm gonna try to get through Friday's orders. So we have, let's see, Wonsey with Silverpacks, Father's Day Packs and Goldpacks, Andy Y with an Autograph Jersey Multisport and then Christopher A with a Leaf Lumber, A Suzuki with Four Fathers Day and then Pat P with the Goldpacks. I think that's as far as I'm gonna be able to get. So I'm gonna get that stuff together and get it ripping in one second. Let me just a minute, give a couple boxes together and we'll get these ripped. Again, if you ordered Friday night and your boxes didn't get ripped, that is Friday before midnight Eastern, I'm gonna rip your boxes before I leave or your orders. So the ones that I named off just a little bit ago, ending with Pat P. Actually, I'm waiting to hear back from Pat. All right, I'll be back in a minute. All right, so Wonsey is gonna be up first with five Gold, five Father's Day and five Silverpacks. It looks like you'll be second in queue for tomorrow, no, or third, I'm sorry, third in queue. Yeah, no problem. Hey everybody, Matt here for Layton Sports Cards, ripping 15 packs. These are for one, see, we have five Father's Day Packs, five National Silverpacks and five National Goldpacks. Here we go, good luck Juan. Start off with the Father's Day. There's Vlad Jr. and Jalen Duran. Make him quicker to rip. There's Shaq and Russell Wilson, Shohei Otani, Carson Strong, Christian Pulisic, Pulisic, and 99, red, Jason Tatum. Nice Tatum, Jamarant, and Rookie Scotty Barnes. Nice Scotty Barnes. All right, Silverpacks, Durant, and Ronald Acuna Jr. That is to 199, orange. See an Otto, ooh, that's nice. Otto, four of 25, Edger and James, that's cool. Nice hit, nice one. There's Clayton Kershaw, there you go Juan. Savante Adams, Lanjack. So 199, Garrett Wilson Rookie and Derek Henry Purple to 25. Jalen Duran, and Rookie Wanderfranko to 199. There you go, some solid Silverpacks there. See what you have for gold. I think I see a thickie in there. There's Rookie Kyle Pitts and Rookie Mac Jones. Hyper, that is not number, but that's awesome. There you go, nice one. There you go Juan, there's Randy Moss. And that is Pink or Purple, Bobby Witt Jr., three of 50, nice Witt. This is Rookie Patch, Jalen Waddle, look at those colors man, that's a sweet looking card. That's number to 25. Nice one, Juan, Vlad Jr., there might be a relic in this one too. There it is, that is Rookie Patch, Kyle Pitts checkerboard. That is four of five, nice low number Kyle Pitts patch. That is Lanjack. All right, last pack, good luck Juan. There's Messy Base and Rookie Pink, Joey Bart. That is to 50. There you go Juan, good stuff. Appreciate you, your purchase and we'll get these right out to you. Dude, I haven't done personals in years, two years now almost. It's my first personal in ages. Actually no, Jason H. had me do a personal for him. I did one personal, let me get that uploaded. Tag it, one C, let me get that uploading, one C. Now we have Andy Y with Autograph Multisport Jersey. Here we go. Everybody, Matt here for Layton Sports Cards, ripping one box. This is a 2022 Leaf Autograph Jersey Multisport Edition for Andy Y, good luck Andy. All right, here we go. Well that'll do, look at this. Joe Montana, JSA certified Autograph Jersey.  I think they spelled Montaigne wrong. Good stuff man, congrats. Awesome hit, there you go. Thank you for the purchase, appreciate it. We'll get that shipped right out to you, congrats. Christopher A has a Leaf Lumber up next. All right, again we are doing personals tomorrow beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern time. Here we go, everybody, Matt here for Layton Sports Cards, ripping one box. This is a 2022 Leaf Lumber Baseball. This is for Christopher A, good luck Christopher. Good guys, sorry we can't get through more of them tonight. We will have personals run in tomorrow, bright and early, got a thickie in here. Let's see some crazy barrel or something. First up, the Hall of Bat Relic. Eight of nine I think, that's Lou Brock. There you go Christopher, nice one. And next up, game used Bat Barrel, Ellis Birx, eight of eight. Yeah, he was a stud when he played with the Rockies. Nice barrel piece there. Next up, legendary lineup. Four of five that's Willie McCovey, Joe Morgan, Alex Rodriguez, Brooks Robinson, Ivan Rodriguez, Carl Yastrimski, Kirk Flood, Andre Dawson. Nice eight-way Bat Relic, Quad Bat Relic, 14 of 30, Kirk Flood, Ozzie Smith, Albert Pujols, and Lou Brock, two cardinal hits in that one. There you go Christopher, congrats, good stuff. That'll do it for your break. Thank you for the purchase, appreciate it. We'll get these shipped right out to you. Sorry about that. I used to play tricks on me a little bit. All right, we're gonna close it out with a, well I guess a day late birthday break, father's day. Hey, thanks Thorson, appreciate that. Hey everybody, Matt here for late in sports cards ripping. 20 packs of 2022 Panini Father's Day. These are for Amane S. Good luck and happy birthday. That's Yanis and Santa Suzuki, rookie. This will be our last one of the night. Ricardo Pepe, rookie. And to 199, that's Bryce Harper, Max Crosby, Franz Wagner, rookie, Ben Simmons, and John Morant, nice job. Cooper Kup, and rookie, Spencer Thorson. Tom Brady, and to 50, G-League, Jaden Hardy. It's Luca, Sam Howell, rookie. There's Riley Greene, Jason Tatum, Zion, and Jalen Greene, rookie. All right, come on, let's see something big here. Bryce Harper and Paolo Boncero, Aaron Donald and Drake London. Oh, nice. Trey Young, Joe Burrow, Cade Cunningham, rookie. Julio Rodriguez, rookie. It's a nice pair there, good pack. James Harden, and Cade Cunningham, rookie. Adley, and Josh Giddy, rookie. Mookie, and another Cade Cunningham, rookie. James at three Cades in the last four packs. A little pocket of Cades here. Damian Lillard and Freddie Freeman, Ken Griffey Jr., and rookie, Malik Willis, Steph Curry, and rookie, Evan Mobley. Yeah, that's completely right. Some of these cards would look awesome to getting them autographed. They're definitely made for something like that. There's Messi, and on the back, rookie, Jalen Green, that's four of 199. Some solid packs there. That'll do it for your break. Come on in, thank you for the purchase. Appreciate it, happy birthday once again, and we'll get these shipped right out to you. All right, that is gonna do it for me. Yeah, I'm getting these break hands warmed up. Once again, I'm going live on the LSC baseball channel, brand new channel. Be sure to jump over there and subscribe. I'm going live 10 a.m. on Monday morning, and we'll be doing daytime breaks, just baseball on that channel. So I am super excited about it. So happy to be back, full-time breaking, and looking forward to it. Thank you again for tonight. I appreciate it, it's now two o'clock. We're gonna have to wrap this up, but thank you all for your patience. I know we got way behind schedule, but fun night, appreciate it. Thank you, Sean, good job. Have a great night, everybody. Yep, all right, have a good night, everyone. Talk to you soon.


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