Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our host Kelly is joined by his friend Gregg Moeller from Card Comments fame. They explore Kellogg’s Football cards from 1970. Plus they show off some pretty cool […]
By Gregg Moeller William “Bud” Shakespeare had Juliet babble, “What’s in a name?” Of course, she was a horny teenager in love with a guy her parents hated. But in the NFL, there was one […]
Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our host Kelly is joined by his friend Terry from @tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 They have a wonderful conversation regarding Terry’s collecting journey, his channel and several other hobby nuggets. You […]
Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our host Kelly is joined by his friend Jon from Nerding Out with Cards on YouTube. They celebrate the birth of Cardinal great Bob O’Farrell, have a conversation […]
By Gregg Moeller Dick Witcher. Ow. Don’t bother checking IMDB.com to see if that is some 80’s hardcore Halloween-themed porn movie starring Ginger Lynn and Harry Reems. Not that I know anything about such things. […]
Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthday of the great Steve Young and Orlando Hernandez aka El Duque. They jump in the CardBlitz Hot Tub Time […]
By Gregg Moeller “well-loved”–adj. A description applied to collectables when their physical condition implies a lack of material or monetary value, but remains valuable on a personal or emotional level. Yeah, this 1954 Bowman Charley […]
Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our host Kelly partners up with Aaron from @Profootballretro and Royce @VikingWaxPress for their “Show and Tell” segment, the main topic which is smaller/shorter NFL players that made […]
Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthday of the great Mike Schmidt and Packer great Ken Ellis. They talk about the importance of winning a title and […]
By Gregg Moeller SASSY. That just seems to fit Dexter Bussey’s 1978 card. DETERMINED seems to fit his career. He was recruited by Barry Switzer as the successor to Greg Pruitt at Oklahoma, but transferred […]
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