Category Archives: Huddle Tips

With the release of the purple mega set of 20 boosts this week, we saw that there was a reward for an Aaron Rodgers 2.4x boosted base card. Not only is this a step up from the 2.2x Purple, but … Continue reading →

With certain releases in the game, the value can be high because of the cool factor, the player or even the rarity of the card. Sometimes one of the categories can overpower low performances in the other categories, like a … Continue reading →

If you havent been following along over the last year, things are going to be changing in physical football cards. Panini America, a competitor of Topps, has signed an NFL and NFLPA exclusive deal for the rights to produce physical … Continue reading →

If you are a Steelers fan, yesterday was a pretty big deal for you. Not only did Huddle release the first ever “Pack Journey,” but they also released 3 additional Ben Roethlisberger Variant Sigs and the first Triple Sig of … Continue reading →

Game play is the one thing that makes Huddle so much different from its predecessor in Bunt. With Bunt, there is just as much of a focus on collecting as there is gameplay. Although I expected the acquisition of the … Continue reading →

There is something about 1/1s that incites a feeding frenzy among the Huddle community. Being that there are literally thousands of people who are competing with each other to have the best collection, they speak to the people that thrive … Continue reading →

Yesterday was an interesting day in Huddle, especially when it comes to the release of Purple Boosts. These cards score at 2.2x, which is currently the second highest perma-scoring cards in the game. There are a few set rewards that … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a big day, as we saw the release of Series 2 in Huddle. Although it was just in time for yesterday’s game, this weekend will be the first time that the cards are REALLY going to make a … Continue reading →

Ahhhh yes. The age old discussion that has always been a hot one in Huddle. Is it better to be a collector of cards that score well in the live games or is it better to be a collector who … Continue reading →